I would have taken a draw at Stockport before the game and Charlton remain 5th.
County's Kyle Wootton came closest to breaking the deadlock
by striking the bar after half-time in a contest which lacked final-third
ruthlessness.
Miles Leaburn fired wide under pressure inside three minutes
for the Addicks, while Callum Camps' Stockport penalty appeal after five
minutes was turned down by referee Martin Coy following an incident with
Thierry Small.
Charlton could have gone ahead before 20 minutes but Luke
Berry hooked over from Josh Edwards' dangerous cross at the back post.
Immediately after half-time, Wootton forced a superb diving
save from Will Mannion who maintained the deadlock.
Will Collar's deflected effort landed wide as County stepped
up the pressure and Wootton struck the bar shortly after as Stockport sought
the opener.
Camps curled over on 70 minutes and substitute Benony Breki
Andresson could not connect with a ball across the face of goal from Collar,
while Charlton's Macaulay Gillesphey fizzed a header wide before full-time.
Louis Mendez describes it as 'a battling point for the Addicks and a good one': https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/sport/the-lowdown-on-stockport-county-charlton-athletic/
With the team securing 16 clean sheets all season, Nathan Jones says that he would have taken the result all day long: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/sport/nathan-jones-hails-charlton-athletics-outstanding-points-return-this-week-after-stockport-stalemate/
Jones explained why he brought on Chuks Anke rather than Matty Godden as a substitute: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/sport/charlton-athletic-manager-nathan-jones-explains-decision-making-behind-striker-substitution-at-stockport/
Conor Coventry says the players are aiming to get higher up the table: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/sport/charlton-athletic-midfielder-conor-coventry-as-addicks-remain-entrenched-in-top-six-were-aiming-higher/
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