Charlton extended their unbeaten run to four matches but slipped out of the Championship playoff spots following a 1-1 draw against Swansea. Charlie Kelman opened the scoring with his first goal for the club and in the league, finding the net in the 46th minute. However, Swansea deservedly equalized through Adam Idah, who scored under pressure in the 64th minute.

Before the match, Swansea suffered a setback with the absence of their top scorer Zan Vipotnik due to injury. The first half lacked excitement, as both teams struggled to establish themselves on the pitch. Swansea resorted to long-range efforts that posed no real threat to Charlton's goalkeeper, Thomas Kaminski. Charlton created the first significant opportunity after 31 minutes, but Swansea's goalkeeper, Lawrence Vigouroux, saved Macauley Gillesphey's header.

Charlton had to make defensive adjustments after injuries to Amari'i Bell and Reece Burke just before halftime. The second half started perfectly for the hosts with Kelman's goal, but Swansea quickly responded, with Idah leveling the score with a powerful strike. Swansea continued to press but squandered several good chances, including a late opportunity for Josh Key in stoppage time.

Charlton manager Nathan Jones admitted his team didn't play well but emphasized the importance of maintaining their unbeaten streak. Swansea's Alan Sheehan expressed disappointment over the missed victory but praised his team's performance and control in the second half.

Analysis: Charlton managed to keep their unbeaten streak intact but must improve their performance to reclaim a playoff spot. Swansea demonstrated they can compete with the best, but their lack of precision in the final third denied them the win.