Fevrier strike lifts Charlton against Hull in the run-in | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Charlton Athletic beat Hull City 2-1 at the Valley. Charlie Kelman struck in the 20th minute from outside the box after a break, set up by Conor Coady. John Egan levelled with a header in the seventh minute of first half stoppage time before Jayden Fevrier found the bottom corner (68.). Hull had 60.9% possession and 11 corners, but Charlton produced seven shots on target from 12 attempts and held on. Charlton rise from 20th to 18th and visit Swansea next, while Hull stay seventh and host Norwich next.

Player of the Match: Jayden Fevrier decided it with the winner and drove Charlton up the pitch with six successful dribbles and two shots on target.

Stat of the Match: Charlton made 51 clearances, illustrating a disciplined rearguard under pressure.

Three Things We Learned: Conor Coady's assist capped a tidy display on the ball, completing 22 of 27 passes. Hull's set pieces remained a route, with the equaliser arriving from a corner and 11 corners across the game. Reece Burke, after coming on in the first half, contributed 12 clearances to help see the result out.