Match summary
Charlton beat Sheffield United 2-1. It was 1-1 at half-time.
Millenic Alli put Charlton ahead in the 12th minute, Jordan Ayew equalised with a header in the 25th minute, and Matt Godden won it in the 79th minute.
The chances backed that up: Charlton created 1.13 expected goals (xG) from 9 shots to Sheffield United's 0.81 from 13.
Charlton secured a 2-1 victory against Sheffield United in the Championship on matchday 15. The hosts edged possession with 51 percent to the visitors' 49 percent, and completed 354 passes compared to 340. Despite recording fewer shots with 9 to 13 and fewer shots on target with 2 to 7, Charlton outperformed their opponents on expected goals with 1.13 to 0.81. The match saw a higher shot volume from Sheffield United, who also registered 6 corners to Charlton's 1. Disciplinary action was frequent, resulting in 4 yellow cards for the hosts and 1 for the visitors, alongside 16 fouls committed by Charlton and 10 by Sheffield United.
The opening goal arrived in the 12th minute when Millenic Alli scored with a left foot shot to put Charlton ahead. Sheffield United equalised in the 25th minute through a Jordan Ayew header. A flurry of yellow cards followed before half-time, issued to Danny McNamara, Hamza Choudhury, Tyler Bindon, and Alan Mwamba. Substitutions were made across the second half by both managers. The decisive moment came in the 79th minute when substitute Matt Godden scored with a right foot shot, sealing the win for Charlton after a 1-1 scoreline at the interval.