Charlton 2-1 Derby result, stats and report

West Brom controlled 71 per cent of the ball and fired 15 shots at goal but could only draw 1-1 with Charlton, who nicked a point through Tyreece Campbell after Callum Styles had put the hosts ahead.

Derby made their three shots on target count in a 2-0 win at Portsmouth, with Sammie Szmodics and substitute Lars-Jørgen Salvesen doing the damage against a Portsmouth side that mustered 21 shots but could not convert a single one.

Two sides yet to win in the Championship this season meet at Turf Moor on Saturday, with Burnley's stubborn home draws offering them a platform they have so far failed to convert, and Derby arriving with goals in them but precious little defensive structure to speak of.

Cardiff City host Charlton at Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday looking to turn two draws into a first win of the Championship season, but Charlton arrive as one of the early pacesetters with maximum points from their opening two games.

Charlton sit third in the early Championship table with a perfect record, but their home form over the last ten games tells a very different story. Portsmouth arrive at The Valley having won just one of their opening two league fixtures, yet the structure of this clash rewards closer inspection.

Derby carry the weight of a difficult opening to their Championship campaign into a home fixture against a Birmingham side that has quietly built a platform of defensive solidity. The tactical questions here are more interesting than the table positions suggest.

Charlton host QPR at the Valley on Wednesday night in a Championship fixture that pits two sides with very different structural profiles against each other. The data tells a more complicated story than the early-season standings suggest.

Rangers have offered Celtic just 300 tickets for their League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, down from roughly 8,000 away fans at March's disorder-hit Scottish Cup tie. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says the club should reject the allocation outright, calling it a betrayal of one of football's great fixtures.