Match summary
Bolton Wanderers beat Charlton 1-0 on the road. Bolton Wanderers led 1-0 at half-time.
Sam Dalby put Bolton Wanderers ahead in the 18th minute.
There was little between the sides on chances: Charlton created 0.84 expected goals (xG) from 14 shots, Bolton Wanderers 0.67 from 11.
Charlton hosted Bolton Wanderers in Championship matchday 14, dominating the overall performance statistically without securing a positive result. The hosts recorded 57 percent possession, 14 shots compared to the visitors' 11, and 457 passes with a 74.0 percent accuracy, contrasting with Bolton Wanderers' 43 percent possession and 356 passes at 70.2 percent accuracy. Charlton also registered 4 corners, 111 attacks, 76 dangerous attacks, and an expected goals figure of 0.84, which outpaced Bolton Wanderers' expected goals of 0.67 from 3 shots on target. Discipline was relatively even with 9 fouls and 1 yellow card for Charlton, alongside 13 fouls and 1 yellow card for Bolton Wanderers.
The first half proved decisive when Sam Dalby scored for Bolton Wanderers in the 18th minute, establishing a lead that survived until half-time at 0-1. Charlton's Harvey Knibbs received a yellow card for a foul in the 20th minute. Following the interval, Charlton introduced Nathaniel Chalobah off for Miles Leaburn in the 46th minute, before further substitutions occurred throughout the second half for both sides. Rúben Rodrigues received a yellow card for a foul in the 75th minute after entering the match as a substitute, and the fixture concluded with no further goals, confirming the 0-1 final score.