And his City side made a strong start in south-east London with striker Emil Riis squandering a big chance inside the opening three minutes. The Dane was played clean through by Neto Borges but struck the outside of the right post.<\/p>\n
The visitors were good value for their opening goal after 11 minutes. Scott Twine had already had a shot blocked by Amari’i Bell<\/a> but made no mistake from inside the area after being picked out by Max Bird.<\/p>\n Charlton goalkeeper Will Mannion made a diving save to his left to push away a Bird attempt.<\/p>\n The Addicks’ leveller on the half-hour mark came against the run of play. Lyndon Dykes<\/a> combined with Charlie Kelman<\/a> and tucked a low finish into the bottom left corner of the net for the Scotland<\/a> international’s third goal since joining from Birmingham in the winter transfer window.<\/p>\n It was the first time Charlton had scored in the first half at home since November 22.<\/p>\n Twine tried a speculative free-kick from near the touchline — trying to punish Mannion straying from his goal-line — but the ball just cleared the crossbar.<\/p>\n Charlton’s Harry Clarke drove over on his weaker left foot in the final action of the first period.<\/p>\n City retook the lead in the 55th minute. Swedish defender Eile scrambled the ball home after Twine’s free-kick had squirmed out of Mannion’s grasp.<\/p>\n Sonny Carey sent a half-volley across the face of Radek Vitek’s goal as the hosts tried to find an instant response but then Mannion was required to make a one-handed stop to deny the influential Twine.<\/p>\n – Championship promotion race:Coventry, Wrexham – who’s going up to the Premier League?<\/a> Charlton substitute Ibrahim Fullah produced a 74th-minute attempt from the edge of the box that required a smart save by Vitek.<\/p>\nRoy Hodgson is taking charge of Bristol City until the end of the season.\u00a0Ben Whitley\/PA Images via Getty Images<\/p>\n
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