Charlton Athletic 2 Wigan Athletic 2

A polar opposite game from Saturday as two mid table slides slogged it out in a quieter atmosphere.

The Addicks had enough chances to win the game but had to settle for their 18th draw of the season, the most in all of the EFL.

The first half was only of any note for a lovely taken lob of an own goal by Wigan’s skipper Hughes to put us ahead.

The second 45 though saw us create many chances, but composure mostly let us down. However the Latics rarely threatened, and in normal circumstances it was a game that had a 1-0 written all over it.

Yet, our defence was once again in a generous mood and managed to turn a comfortable lead into a losing position in the space of four minutes.

Twice Kelman scored out of really nothing. Isted pushed out a shot when he should have done better, our defenders panicked and Kelman turned in.

Then our defensive line parted like a red-shirted sea and the same player danced into the box unopposed and his shot was deflected in.

Anyone who says we only need a couple of players to transform this team into a promotion winning one needs to watch those four minutes on repeat.

Jones responded with three subs, which I felt he should’ve done earlier. Gillesphey, who fills me with no confidence, May and a tired looking Kanu were replaced by LuaLua, TC and Aneke.

At that point the pub was calling and it was too good an idea to turn up, so I followed the game with a beer in my hand when everything seems better.

Chuks missed a golden opportunity but did head in a confidence boosting equalizer to square the game 2-2.

The unbeaten run continues. Three games left.

MoW: Dobbo. He’s really leaving isn’t he?

Elsewhere: Cheltenham lost at home to relegated Carlisle, Reading should also be safe winning at Bristol Rovers and Blackpool beat Fleetwood in the seaside derby.