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JONES DIGS OUT COVENTRY FOR RASH CHALLENGE

CHARLTON are still unbeaten at home this season, but were forced to settle for a third straight draw in SE7 as City keeper Sam Tickle made key stops from Tyreece Campbell and Harvey Knibbs.
The Addicks are winless in six Championship matches and boss Nathan Jones was left unhappy at the decision-making of Conor Coventry for his challenge inside the box which led to a penalty. “I’m really disappointed with their goal because it is someone rushing out and dangling their leg,” he said.
“It is the second time he has done that. He has to be better, because he is a d...

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