Charlton celebrate 14 years at The Valley

Charlton 1 Blackburn 0

Charlton celebrate 14 years at The Valley
Tue, 05 Dec, 2006 - 22:54

Charlton 1 Blackburn 0

Moroccan defender Talal El Karkouri crashed home a dramatic stoppage-time winner as Charlton celebrated 14 years back at The Valley by climbing off the foot of the Barclays Premiership and giving new manager Les Reed his first win.

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