Wolves V Charlton Athletic Head To Head


1947/48 Match Programme
By Badge32
August 28 2015

This will be the 84th overall meeting between Wolves and Charlton and despite not winning any of the last four meetings our record against them is good.

Lets hope we can end our run against them with a victory to kick-start our season again.

Overall Games:

Games Played: 83

Games won: 42

Games drawn: 20

Games lost: 21

 

Home League Games:

Games Played: 36

Games won: 22

Games drawn: 9

Games lost: 5

Match Facts:

Wolves have not lost in their last four home league games against the Addicks (W2 D2). The last two being the draws.

Wolves biggest Home win was 6-1 in 1936 and there have been two 5-0 wins (1954 & 1982). Charlton recorded their biggest win on their first visit to Molineux which was 4-0 in 1929. They repeated the score in 2003.

The highest scoring game between the two sides was in 1957 when ten goals went in. Wolves won 7-3.

After losing four in a row to Wolves, Charlton are now unbeaten in their last four league games against them (W1 D3).

Johann Berg Gudmundsson's stoppage-time winner against Hull last week is the latest goal scored in the Championship so far this season (97:59).

Wolves have gone five league games without a clean sheet at Molineux after keeping four in the previous five matches.

Wolves V Charlton Athletic Head To Head
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Date: 29/08/2015 09:42

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