Charlton Athletic

Swansea City play their final game of the season tomorrow lunchtime when they take on Charlton Athletic. Pride is the reward and for the Swans maybe, dependent on results a top ten finish. The last time the club did that was under Russell Martin when the Swans finished three points off the play offs.

🏟️ Record attendance for promotion-deciding Birmingham City clash at The Valley! This Saturday marks a landmark moment for Charlton Athletic Women. Our final league fixture of the season against Birmingham City (KO 3pm BST) is set to be our highest attended home match at The Valley in over 20 years. With more than 3,000 set to be in attendance, the crowd will surpass April’s FA Cup quarter-final against Liverpool, when 2,164 supporters packed into SE7 to back the Addicks. Following a battling draw away at Southampton on Sunday, Karen Hills’ side have returned to the top of the WSL2 table, sitting one point clear of both Birmingham City and Crystal Palace heading into a huge promotion-deciding weekend. A season on the line. A team that deserves your support. See you at The Valley.

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