As Louis Mendez has commented, we would have taken a draw before the game but now the 2-2 at Blackpool against the League One home draw specialists feels like a loss. Charlton took a 2-0 second half lead, but were unable to hold on to it.
At one point the Addicks would have been in the play off places but ended up 7th behind Leyton Orient on goal difference.
Chances were scarce throughout the opening exchanges, with a
speculative off target attempt from Luke Berry being the only real shot from
open play by either side.
Matt Godden tapped in the Charlton opener from six yards,
his 11th goal this season.
The second Charlton goal was an own goal.
Blackpool then got one back through a curling effort from substitute Silvera on 72 minutes. The second om 87 minutes was a mistake from Gillesphey. He missed his clearance, Pool broke in, hit the bar, and the rebound was converted by Niall Ennis on his debut.