“Karlan Ahearne-Grant fires Charlton into an early lead, finishing off a move started by Tyreece Campbell after Brian De Keersmaecker had seen an earlier effort blocked.”
Pivotal“Bristol City draw level from the penalty spot through Scott Twine, after building pressure through a series of corners and a blocked Adam Randell shot.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Charlton made the perfect start, with Karlan Ahearne-Grant finishing off a Tyreece Campbell assist inside eight minutes to settle the home crowd. Bristol City responded well, growing into the game off the back of two corners and an Adam Randell effort that forced the issue, before Scott Twine stepped up to level matters from the spot on 27 minutes. From there the match flattened out considerably - both sides made wholesale changes after the hour mark but struggled to create clear-cut openings, with the commentary data showing no significant moments in the entire second half. Charlton edged possession (53%) and pass accuracy, while Bristol City matched them for shots and dangerous attacks, with City's 18 tackles to Charlton's 10 suggesting a more combative, containing approach once they'd drawn level. A point apiece leaves Charlton still searching for the form to climb away from trouble, while Bristol City will take the road draw as a reasonable if unspectacular return.
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