“Callum Styles gives West Brom the lead after sustained second-half pressure”
Pivotal“Tyreece Campbell levels for Charlton against the run of play, capitalising after a corner and blocked effort”
Pivotal“Tyler Bindon booked for a foul as the game grew increasingly stretched late on”
“Isaac Price booked for arguing as tempers flared in stoppage time with West Brom pushing for a late winner”
Outstanding performance

West Bromwich Albion dominated from start to finish, racking up 71% possession, 15 shots and 79 dangerous attacks against a Charlton side that spent long spells defending deep and looking to hit on the break. The hosts finally broke through via Callum Styles in the 59th minute after sustained pressure, but their control unravelled just ten minutes later when Tyreece Campbell punished a rare lapse to level the score. Charlton's 13 fouls and disciplined defensive shape reflect a team that rode its luck for large periods, with only 4 shots and 21 dangerous attacks all game, yet they made their moments count. For West Brom, this will sting as two points dropped given the overwhelming control they exerted, while Charlton will take real encouragement from stealing a point on the road against a side chasing the title picture.
How entertaining was this match?
West Brom look to bounce back from a heavy defeat at Middlesbrough when they host early-season pace-setters Charlton Athletic at The Hawthorns. The Baggies' form dipped just as Charlton's has soared, setting up an intriguing clash between a side seeking a response and a league leader riding a three-game winning streak.