Swansea 3-1 Charlton result, stats and report

A tense, scrappy Championship stalemate saw Charlton and Portsmouth cancel each other out, with Portsmouth the more threatening side but ultimately unable to convert their big chance. The match ended with late bookings and a touchline card for Portsmouth manager John Mousinho.

Swansea put Burnley to the sword at home, winning 3-1 in the EFL Championship with goals from Adam Idah, Moussa Yeo, and substitute Zan Vipotnik. Burnley arrived with no wins in their last five Championship matches and left looking every bit as fragile as that record suggests.

Charlton controlled this Championship fixture from start to finish, racking up 72 per cent possession and 15 shots, but could not find a way past a QPR side that defended deep, kept their discipline, and nicked a point they barely deserved.

Swansea put Derby to the sword at Pride Park, winning 3-0 with goals from Joseph Opoku, Ji-sung Eom and substitute Ronald. Derby had 23 shots and nine saves to beat, and still could not score. That tells you everything.

Burnley have not kept a single clean sheet in their last seven Championship matches and have conceded sixteen goals in that run. Charlton arrive at Turf Moor on Tuesday night with a defensive record that tells a completely different story.

Millwall head into Tuesday's Championship clash at The Den with three losses in their last five and a backline leaking goals at an alarming rate. Swansea arrive with six wins from their last ten on the road and every reason to be confident.

Swansea host Norwich at the Liberty Stadium on Saturday looking to bounce back from a painful defeat, but the visitors arrive with goals in their boots and a point to prove.

Charlton host Bristol City at The Valley on Saturday looking to halt a run of inconsistency that has seen them ship goals and struggle for clean sheets. Bristol City arrive with three wins from their last five and serious confidence.