Charlton and Sheffield Utd share spoils

Charlton missed the chance to climb out of the Barclays Premiership drop zone as fellow relegation battlers Sheffield United earned a share of the spoils at The Valley.

Charlton and Sheffield Utd share spoils
Sat, 21 Apr, 2007 - 18:48

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Charlton missed the chance to climb out of the Barclays Premiership drop zone as fellow relegation battlers Sheffield United earned a share of the spoils at The Valley.

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