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HAPPY NATH GETS HIS SATISFACTION

HAPPY NATH GETS HIS SATISFACTION

Winless Addicks’ run over
By Ethan George

CHARLTON ATH 2
Alli 12, Godden 79
SHEFFIELD UTD 1
Ayew 25
DELIGHTED Nathan Jones watched his Charlton side end their 11-match winless run and then admitted only their 2025 League One play-off final success against Leyton Orient was more satisfying.
The Addicks boss was feeling the heat after his side had not won since August 29, but Matty Godden’s second goal of the campaign opened up a seven-point gap over the bottom three.
Millenic Alli had fired the home team into a 12th-minute lead before Jordan Ayew put United, who c...

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