- Burnley form: Burnley are winless in 4 Championship 2026-2027 home matches (D3, L1).
- Charlton table: Charlton are 9th in the Championship 2026-2027 table with 12 points from 8 games, but are inconsistent with no wins, 3 draws and 2 defeats in their last 5.
Addicks are a decent team
Season situation
Burnley and Charlton Athletic have both struggled for consistency this season and neither manager will be entirely satisfied with their current position. Burnley sit in 24th place in the Championship 2026-2027 with 4 points from 8 matches and will be feeling the pressure at Turf Moor, where they've been winless in 4.
Tactical approach
Nicky Hayen has tried to bring a ball-dominant, progressive and positive style to the club since taking over in July 2026. The Clarets are ball-dominant, have a good pressing structure and are quick to transition forward when they win it back high up the field. The approach has been positive and should test Charlton's structure, but it's likely to be a midfield battle and the pressure is on Amdouni. He's been taking the majority of the final-third pressure and Burnley need their main goal threat to come through for them on Tuesday.
Charlton should be tough to crack
Manager and style
Charlton Athletic are a solid side that has been managed by Nathan Jones since February 2024. Jones is a shrewd operator who has built his side to be structured, scenario-driven, and they'll look to lock it down defensively before hitting their direct outlets when the game opens up.
Form and recent results
That could be a problem for Burnley if they overcommit in possession, but it's also true that they should score enough to have the edge at Turf Moor. Charlton have been frustratingly inconsistent so far, failing to win in their last 5 (D3, L2). Their recent results have been a 0-0 home draw with QPR, a 0-0 home draw with Portsmouth and a 3-1 away defeat to Cardiff City, so they have scored just 2 goals in their last 5.
Burnley to hold the edge
Burnley's return of 3 points from 4 home games makes them clear favourites to win this game and there's an argument for them to edge a well controlled contest, but they've drawn 3 of their 4 home matches and Charlton have at least been a tough side to beat in the Championship 2026-2027. The Addicks have won 1, drawn 1 and lost 2 of their 4 away games so they aren't the most reliable away team and they'll do well to score here.
A goal each would suit the away side better, so the draw looks a play, although the better option for a small wager could be Burnley and under 3.5 goals.
- The betting odds for this game aren't going to suit many, with Burnley listed as favourites at 1.71, Charlton at 4.57 and the draw at 3.75.
- Burnley have scored 5 goals in 4 home games (average 1.25) and Charlton have managed 4 on the road (average 1.00).