Charlton

The Valley · Est. 1905

Capacity: 27,111Londongrass
2026/2027

Charlton's 2025/2026 Championship Campaign

Charlton's journey through the 2025/2026 Championship season was a rollercoaster that ultimately saw them finish 19th with 53 points. Over 46 games, they secured 13 wins, drew 14 times, and suffered 19 defeats. Their attack managed 44 goals, while the defence conceded 58, leaving them with a goal difference of -14. Home form was notably stronger, with nine victories and eight clean sheets, compared to four wins and five clean sheets away.

The season was marked by inconsistency, as Charlton struggled to build sustained momentum. A solid home record was offset by struggles on the road, where they found wins hard to come by. Despite defensive frailties, the team showed resilience to avoid the drop zone, but the campaign fell short of any significant push upwards.

Looking ahead, Charlton will be keen to tighten their defensive lines and find more consistent scoring to climb the table. With lessons learnt from a tough season, the club can focus on building a more balanced and robust squad to challenge in the Championship once again.

Points trajectory

Rank 1

Manager

N. Jones

Wales

Season at a glance

W 3·D 3·L 27–10 GF/GA-3 GD3 clean sheetsWDLDD

Streaks

Last 5 home2W2D0Llast 5
Last 5 away1W1D2Llast 5
Scored2/5
Conceded3/5

Last result

Cardiff
3-1
Charlton
19 Sept

Next match

Charlton
12:30
Bristol City
10 Oct

Championship table

#TeamPPts
1Swansea817
8Bristol City813
9Charlton812
10Birmingham811
As of 19 Jul 2026View full table →
Last 5: ←oldest

Charlton's 2025/2026 Season in Review

Charlton's campaign in the Championship was a bit of a mixed bag, finishing 19th with 53 points from 46 games. Their form lacked a telling streak, as no winning run was recorded, suggesting an inconsistent rhythm throughout the season. Rather than losing ground through defeats, they dropped more points in draws, with 14 stalemates compared to 19 losses.

At home, Charlton were somewhat sturdier, securing 9 wins and 4 draws, but they struggled away with only 4 victories and 10 draws. Defensively, they conceded more on the road (32 goals) than at home (26), and their goal difference of -14 reflects a season of tight games and missed opportunities. Despite these challenges, they managed 13 clean sheets, showing flashes of resilience even in a tough campaign.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
3
4
HomeGoals againstAway
1
9
HomeClean sheetsAway
3
0
HomeFailed to scoreAway
2
1
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
0.75vs1.00

Biggest results

  • Biggest home win2-1
  • Biggest away win1-2
  • Biggest away loss4-0

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
7
Goals against
10
Goal difference
-3
Clean sheets
3
Points / round
12.0

Team Intelligence

Form & Record▾

Last 7 competitive

WWWDLDD
Win %37.5%
Clean Sheet %37.5%
Avg Scored0.88
Avg Conceded1.25
Injuries▾

No current injuries reported

Advanced Metrics▾
QA Goals/Game0.88
QA Conceded/Game1.25
Opposition Strength1.00x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in 2 of last 5 games

  • Conceded in 3 of last 5 games

  • Clean sheet in 2 of last 5 games

  • No active streak

  • Lost 2 of last 5 games

  • Drew 3 of last 5 games

  • Failed to score in 3 of last 5 games

Top Performers▾

Charlton's Home and Away Tale in the Championship 2025/2026

Charlton’s campaign in the Championship 2025/2026 reveals a curious case of home comfort versus away resilience. At home, they secured 9 wins out of 23 games, netting 23 goals but conceding 26 — a slight defensive wobble that cost them dearly. Their 8 clean sheets at The Valley suggest they can keep it tight when the crowd's behind them, even if results were mixed.

Away from home, Charlton’s form is more cautious: 4 wins and 10 draws, with 21 goals scored but 32 conceded. The higher number of draws on the road indicates a side that struggles to convert chances into wins but manages to avoid defeat more often. With just 5 clean sheets away, defensive solidity is less evident, painting a picture of a team that is much more comfortable and confident on its own patch.

Fipster's Record on Charlton

Fipster has been cautiously optimistic with Charlton during the 2025/2026 Championship campaign, recording one tick and no stars or misses from its scored predictions. With only one scored fixture so far, the model is still building its track record on the club. This cautious start means Fipster is yet to hit its stride in forecasting Charlton's performances, but there's potential for more insightful predictions as it gathers more data throughout the season.

Venue

The Valley

The Valley

London
Capacity: 27,111
Surface: grass