Wrexham maintained their impressive away form in the Championship with a 1-0 victory over Charlton, keeping their promotion hopes alive. Oliver Rathbone's 30th-minute strike proved decisive as the Red Dragons extended their road record to 16 points from 18 possible this season. The win moves Wrexham into sixth place as they chase a fourth consecutive promotion.

Goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo was the hero for Wrexham, producing a stunning save to deny Sonny Carey a late equalizer. The young shot-stopper's reflexes were crucial in preserving the lead against a dominant Charlton side that controlled much of the match. Manager Phil Parkinson praised his team's defensive resilience and highlighted the importance of key blocks from Issa Kabore and George Dobson.

Charlton manager Nathan Jones expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert chances, with Luke Berry and Harry Clarke both missing gilt-edged opportunities in the first half. The Addicks have now gone 12 home matches without scoring more than once, a worrying trend as they battle relegation. Wrexham's clinical edge and defensive organization proved the difference in a match that could have significant implications for both clubs' seasons.