Blackburn vs Charlton prediction, odds and how to watch

Swansea put on a dominant home display to dismantle Blackburn 4-0, with goals in each half and a performance that demanded nothing less than total accountability from the visitors.

Middlesbrough dismantled Charlton 3-0 at home with Will Lankshear grabbing a brace and Charlton failing to register a single shot on target. This was a performance built on desire, basics, and the kind of accountability Charlton simply could not match.

Andri Gudjohnsen scored twice to give Blackburn a 2-0 Championship victory over Wrexham, a result that flattered the hosts given Wrexham's dominance of large portions of the match. The Enforcer breaks down how Blackburn took their chances and Wrexham took none of theirs.

Norwich ended a run of five straight Championship defeats with a composed 3-1 win at Charlton, with Paris Maghoma and Mathias Kvistgaarden doing the damage. Charlton were desperate, disorganised, and ultimately nowhere near good enough.

Charlton arrive at Ewood Park without a win in five Championship matches and having conceded eleven goals in that run. Blackburn will fancy this.

Watford have shipped eleven goals in five Championship matches and now face a Blackburn side that has won three of their last five. This one is not pretty for the home faithful.

Charlton have not won in five Championship matches and are leaking goals at an alarming rate. Bolton arrive with problems of their own, but they look the more likely side to take something on Tuesday night.

Charlton host Lincoln City on Tuesday night in a Championship fixture that, bluntly, both sides need to stop losing. The form from both camps is bad. The question is who wants it more.