- 1 Charlton Athletic vs Norwich City: 17th host 21st, and goals have been scarce at The Valley
- 2 Charlton Athletic: eight without a win, two goals conceded at home all season
- 3 Norwich City: five one-goal defeats in a row, and no Toure
- 4 Free Football Prediction: Charlton Athletic vs Norwich City
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Charlton Athletic vs Norwich City: 17th host 21st, and goals have been scarce at The Valley 
Norwich are 21st in the Championship after five straight league defeats, and every one of them was by a single goal.
Their trip to The Valley kicks off at 12:30 UK time on Saturday 24 October, against a Charlton side four places above them and six points clear of the relegation zone.
Charlton haven’t won a league game in eight attempts. They’ve stopped losing at home, though: two wins and three draws at The Valley this season, with two goals conceded.
Nathan Jones’s side have drawn four of their last six league games, two of them 0-0 at home to QPR and Portsmouth. Philippe Clement’s Norwich have scored once in their last three.
The last three meetings between the clubs all finished 1-0 to Norwich: at The Valley on 21 March, at Carrow Road on Boxing Day 2025, and at The Valley in January 2022.
Under 2.5 goals is available at 1.90, and Charlton or the draw at 1.67.
Charlton Athletic: eight without a win, two goals conceded at home all season
The last six league results read: 0-0 with QPR, 0-0 with Portsmouth, a 3-1 defeat at Cardiff, 1-1 with Bristol City, 2-2 at Burnley and a 2-0 defeat at Watford last weekend.
The two defeats came at Cardiff and Watford, both of them below Charlton in the table. On their travels over the last ten matches, Charlton conceded 2.83 goals per game.
At home it’s the reverse. Across the same ten-match stretch, their games at The Valley averaged 0.75 goals in total, and they let in 0.25 per game.
Their best result of the season is still the 1-0 win at West Ham on 22 August. A 1-0 home win over Preston followed, and they haven’t won a league game since.
Jones has more options in attack this week. Sonny Carey, Harvey Knibbs and Charlie Kelman are in contention to return, and Nathaniel Chalobah and Matty Godden are close. Collins Sichenje is out for the season with a knee injury, and Rob Apter is also injured.
At Watford they created 1.17 expected goals and lost 2-0. Over their last ten matches, Charlton failed to score in four.
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Norwich City: five one-goal defeats in a row, and no Toure 
Clement’s side lost 4-3 at Middlesbrough and 4-3 at home to Bolton, then 2-1 at Swansea, 1-0 at home to Southampton and 1-0 at home to Portsmouth.
Before that run they beat Birmingham 2-1, and Birmingham haven’t lost a league game since.
Mohamed Toure, their top scorer, is out, and so is Kenny McLean. Norwich have 17 league goals in 11 games, but only one in their last three.
Clement could rework the attack. Paris Maghoma and Mathias Kvistgaarden are the options behind the striker and at centre-forward.
Away from Carrow Road over their last ten matches, Norwich conceded 2.6 goals per game and failed to score in 40% of them. That includes a 5-0 defeat at Manchester City in the League Cup.
The league defeats have been tighter than that number suggests. None of the five was by more than a goal, and the last two were both 1-0.
Probable lineup Charlton Athletic: Okonkwo; Ramsay, Koumetio, Jones; McNamara, Skipp, Coventry, Mesik; Campbell, Grant; Kelman
Probable lineup Norwich City: Grimshaw; Stacey, McConville, Cordoba, Chrisene; Wright, Mattsson; Brooks, Maghoma, Schwartau; Kvistgaarden
Free Football Prediction: Charlton Athletic vs Norwich City
Our prediction: Under 2.5 goals at 1.90
I’m siding with a low-scoring game. Charlton’s home matches over their last ten averaged under a goal, and Norwich arrive without their top scorer, having scored once in three.
Norwich’s away games have been open, and that’s the risk with this pick. Still, four of Charlton’s last six league games were draws, two of them goalless, and the last three meetings between these sides produced one goal each.
Under 2.5 at 1.90 is the bet. A 1-0 either way or a 1-1 would cover it, and I’d lean towards the draw.
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