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AJOSE HAS ADDICKS IN GOOD NICK

By Graham Otway
LEAGUE ONE

WE’VE NICK-ED IT: Nicky Ajose celebrates scoring Charlton’s winning goal in the first half
PICTURES: TGSPHOTO

LEE Bowyer believes Charlton’s victory at Portsmouth has provided concrete evidence that his side will be playing in the Championship next year if they can seal a play-off spot.
On paper, Nicky Ajose’s firsthalf goal was the only difference at Fratton Park between two teams with identical ambitions.
But Portsmouth must now win their final two games and their promotion rivals lose some key points to finish inside the top six.
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