Baradji brace rescues Blackburn against Charlton | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Blackburn Rovers drew 2-2 with Charlton Athletic at Ewood Park. Charlie Kelman put Charlton ahead in the 28th minute with a right-footed finish from the centre of the box. He then converted a penalty (34.), before Moussa Baradji halved the deficit with a header (37.) and later equalised from Lewis Miller's cross (77.). Blackburn carried more of the game, registering 17 attempts to 11 and holding 59.2% possession. Charlton stay 19th and host Chelsea in the FA Cup next, while Blackburn remain 20th and visit Hull in the FA Cup.

Player of the Match: Moussa Baradji drove the comeback with a brace, scoring from four attempts and finding the target twice to secure the point.

Stat of the Match: Charlie Kelman converted both of his shots on target, a ruthless brace that shaped the first half.

Three Things We Learned: Blackburn created the better volume, posting 17 attempts with 59.2% of the ball. Baradji's output was decisive, turning four attempts into two goals. Sean McLoughlin anchored the defence with eight clearances and three blocks.