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Charlton Athletic FC vs. Yeovil Town FC (20.03.2012)

Date Season Halftime Result
20.03.2012 2011 1 : 0 3 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
7'' Charlton D. N'Guessan Normal Goal
45'' + 1'' Yeovil Town G. Williams Substitution 1
46'' Yeovil Town R. Hinds Substitution 2
60'' Charlton B. Wright-Phillips Normal Goal
69'' Yeovil Town D. Parrett Substitution 3
74'' Charlton D. NGuessan Substitution 1
90'' Charlton D. Russell Normal Goal

Lineup Charlton Athletic FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 B. Hamer
ui.hrac_ 28 L. Cort
ui.hrac_ 16 R. Wiggins
ui.hrac_ 5 M. Morrison
ui.hrac_ 11 S. Wagstaff
ui.hrac_ 39 D. N'Guessan
ui.hrac_ 37 D. Russell
ui.hrac_ 22 D. Hollands
ui.hrac_ 20 C. Solly
ui.hrac_ 10 B. Wright-Phillips
ui.hrac_ 36 Y. Kermorgant

Lineup Yeovil Town FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 S. Walker
ui.hrac_ 5 P. Huntington
ui.hrac_ 28 R. Hinds
ui.hrac_ 17 J. Grounds
ui.hrac_ 2 L. Ayling
ui.hrac_ 6 D. Blizzard
ui.hrac_ 10 G. Williams
ui.hrac_ 22 D. Parrett
ui.hrac_ 8 E. Upson
ui.hrac_ 7 A. Williams
ui.hrac_ 16 J. Franks

Substitutes Charlton Athletic FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 7 D. Green
ui.hrac_ 6 M. Taylor
ui.hrac_ 8 D. Stephens
ui.hrac_ 13 J. Sullivan
ui.hrac_ 18 B. Pritchard

Substitutes Yeovil Town FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 14 L. D'Ath
ui.hrac_ 4 B. N'Gala
ui.hrac_ 18 K. Agard
ui.hrac_ 12 M. Woods
ui.hrac_ 24 G. Stewart

Charlton Athletic FC

Charlton Athletic FC is an English football club based in South East London, where it was founded in 1905. The team's traditional colours are a combination of red and white. As a home stadium Charlton uses The Valley with the ability to accommodate over 27 thousand fans. The team's main rivals are considered to be the other London clubs Crystal Palace and Millwall.

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Yeovil Town FC

The club's nickname is The Glovers, and the club colours are green and yellow. These colours can also be found in the club crest. The jerseys for home games feature a combination of green along with white, in the form of a horizontal stripe. Their home stadium is Huish Park, which has a capacity for 9,565 spectators. The English club was founded in 1895 in the town of Yeovil in the metropolitan county of Somerset. At that time they were still called Yeovil Casuals FC, and in 1907 they merged with Petters United FC to form Yeovil & Petters United FC. The name was not changed to its present form until 1946.

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