Late strike sees Charlton win

Crystal Palace 0 Charlton 1

Late strike sees Charlton win
Sun, 05 Dec, 2004 - 17:53
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Crystal Palace 0 Charlton 1

Substitute Dennis Rommedahl scored a fine winner with seconds remaining to seal Charlton’s second away win in the Premiership this season – and leave Crystal Palace striker Andy Johnson distraught.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Gabor KiralyPerson: Dennis RommedahlPerson: Andy JohnsonPerson: Dean KielyPerson: JohnsonPerson: Danny MurphyPerson: RommedahlPerson: Jonatan JohanssonPerson: Danny GranvillePerson: Gabor KiralyPerson: Aki RiihilahtiPerson: Matt HollandPerson: Jerome ThomasPerson: Alan CurbishleyPerson: Iain DowiePerson: Ben WatsonPerson: RiihilahtiPerson: CurbishleyPerson: Hermann HreidarssonPerson: Paul KoncheskyPerson: Joonas KolkkaPerson: Emmerson BoycePerson: JohanssonPerson: MurphyPerson: Radostin KishishevPerson: Wayne RoutledgePerson: ThomasPerson: KiralyPerson: HollandPerson: Matt MessiasPerson: Shaun BartlettPerson: Tony PopovicPerson: Talal El KarkouriPerson: Jonathan FortunePerson: RoutledgePerson: HreidarssonPerson: KielyPerson: Thomas’Person: WatsonPerson: El KarkouriPerson: MessiasPerson: KolkkaPerson: VassiliOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: PalaceOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: Liverpool
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