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Burnley vs Charlton: Championship Clash at Turf Moor

Burnley host Charlton at Turf Moor on Tuesday evening, with six points separating the sides in the Championship table.

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·13 Oct·2 min read
Burnley vs Charlton: Championship Clash at Turf Moor
Burnley vs Charlton: Championship Clash at Turf MoorPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Burnley welcome Charlton to Turf Moor on Tuesday evening in Championship Regular Season matchday 10, with kick-off set for 18:45 UTC. The hosts sit 22nd in a 24-team table with seven points from nine matches, placing them in the bottom third. Charlton arrive in 12th position, mid-table, on 13 points from the same number of outings.

The gap between the two sides currently stands at six points. Burnley have one win, four draws and four defeats to their name, having scored 13 goals and conceded 17. Charlton's record reads three wins, four draws and two defeats, with eight goals scored and 11 conceded.

In terms of recent form, Burnley have taken five points from their last five matches. That run includes a victory away at Watford by four goals to nil, draws against Derby and Wrexham, and defeats to Swansea and Bristol City.

Charlton, meanwhile, have gathered three points from their last five matches. Their last five outings include a 4-0 defeat at Stoke City, draws against QPR, Portsmouth and Bristol City, and a 3-1 defeat at Cardiff. Wins have been absent from Charlton's recent run entirely.

With Burnley in the bottom third and Charlton sitting in mid-table, the Championship table underlines the contrasting positions of these two sides heading into Tuesday's match at Turf Moor.

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