Karen Hills’ side will travel to Bamber Bridge this weekend looking to extend their current unbeaten run of six wins in all competitions against Gemma Donnelly’s Blackburn side.
The Addicks were last in championship action on December, 4th where a late Lauren Bruton goal was enough to wrap up all three points and secure a 1-0 win against Sheffield United.
Charlton currently sit third in the current Championship standings, only two points behind current table toppers London City Lionesses. Southampton are currently level on points with the Addicks in fourth.
Charlton v Blackburn Rovers is a 2PM KO on Sunday, January 15th at Bamber Bridge, Preston, PR5 6UU
CHARLTON V BLAKCBURN ROVERS
Karen Hills’ side will travel to Bamber Bridge looking to extend their current unbeaten run of six wins in all competitions against Gemma Donnelly’s Blackburn side.
The Addicks were last in championship action on December, 4th where a late Lauren Bruton goal was enough to wrap up all three points in a 1-0 victory against Sheffield United.
Charlton currently sit third in the current Championship standings, only two points behind current table toppers London City Lionesses. Southampton are currently level on points with the Addicks in fourth.
Charlton v Blackburn Rovers is a 2PM KO, Bamber Bridge, Preston, PR5 6UU
Blackburn enters Sunday’s proceedings off the back of a narrow 1-0 defeat to Sunderland in the Vitality Women’s FA Cup third round.
Their last win in the Barclays Women’s Championship was a 1-0 win against Sunderland in November.
The previous meeting between the two sides was a 2-2 draw at The Oakwood in October, Charlton went 2-0 down to Rovers but an Emily Simpkins penalty and a Melissa Johnson equaliser in the 70th minute was enough to snatch a point.
The last time Blackburn earned victory over Charlton was in January 2020, after Natasha Flint bagged two goals in the second half.
Article by: Olivia Marino