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Charlton Rivalry

Charlton, also referred to as the Addicks, have a long-standing rivalry with Millwall, ever since Millwall moved to the southern part of London in 1910. Millwall took up abode at The Den, which is positioned barely a few miles from Charlton’s ground The Valley, and their clashes have always had an extra spark.

In mid 1980s, the Addicks temporarily left The Valley for security reasons and shared Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park until 1991. Neither set of fans took to this kindly, therefore enmity between the two clubs arose. It was temporarily assuaged when Charlton returned to The Valley, but in 2005, the rivalry broke out anew for fresh reasons. Charlton beat Palace at Selhurst Park in the first part of the 2004/05 Premier League season, and following a 2-2 draw at The Valley, Palace were relegated which was followed by a fierce and public altercation between the two chairmen.

Charlton History

The club was formed in 1905 by a group of teenagers in Charlton, which lies in East London on the southern bank of the river Thames. The therefore spent their earliest years playing in youth leagues, and only became a senior club in 1913.

Following a season in the Kent League and the Southern League each, they joined the Third Division South in 1921 and earned promotion to the Second Division eight years later. Their first taste of top-flight football came in 1936/37, which is when they achieved their best league result to this day by finishing second. They stuck in there, surprisingly enough, for over two decades, including World War II when no football was played. But in 1957 it was back to the Second Division and apart from a few brief forays down in the Third, they remained there until the mid-80s when they managed another four-year stint among the elite. The last one they’ve had so far was between 2000 and 2007.

Charlton’s only major trophy remains the 1947 FA Cup, which they won by beating Burnley a year after appearing in their first final which they lost to Derby County.

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