Late goal breaks Charlton hearts

Everton 2 Charlton 1

Sun, 15 Apr, 2007 - 18:23
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Everton 2 Charlton 1

Everton moved into fifth place in the Premiership today - and within touching distance of Europe - thanks to James McFadden's first goal for the club since December.

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