Charlton maintain pace for fourth place

Everton 0 Charlton 1

Charlton maintain pace for fourth place
Sat, 17 Jan, 2004 - 17:24

Everton 0 Charlton 1

Charlton continue to make a mockery of the theory that they will not stand the pace in the race for Champions League football.

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