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About Charlton Athletic

The club, the history, the valley

⚽ Club History

Charlton Athletic Football Club was founded in 1905 in the district of Charlton in south-east London. The club rose to prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s, spending seven seasons in the Premier League. Playing at The Valley β€” one of English football's most atmospheric grounds β€” the Addicks have a rich history and a passionate, loyal fanbase.

🏟️ The Valley

The Valley is Charlton Athletic's home ground, located at Floyd Road, London SE7 8BL. Current capacity: 27,111. The stadium was famously reclaimed by the fans in 1992 after the club had been forced to groundshare. The return to The Valley is celebrated every year on December 5th β€” "Valley Day."

πŸš‚ Getting to The Valley

  • Train: Charlton station (from London Bridge/Cannon Street) β€” 5 min walk
  • Bus: Routes 53, 54, 380, 422, 486
  • Car: SE7 8BL β€” limited parking, arrive early
  • Plan your journey on TfL →

πŸ† Club Records

Record Attendance
75,031
v Aston Villa, 1938
Record Victory
8–0
v Stevenage, 2019
Record Appearance Maker
Sam Bartram
623 appearances
Record Goalscorer
Derek Hales
168 goals

Honours

1928/29
Division Three (South) - champions
1934/35
Division Three (South) - champions
1935/36
Division Two - runners-up
1974/75
Division Three - third
1980/81
Division Three - third
1985/86
Division Two - runners-up
1997/98
Division One - fourth (play-off winners)
1999/00
Division One - champions
2011/12
League One - champions
2018/19
League One - third (play-off winners)
2024/25
League One - fourth (play-off winners)

πŸ† FA Cup

1946
Runners-up
1947
Winners

⭐ Other

1943 War Cup
Runners-up
1944 War Cup
Winners
1987 Full Members' Cup
Runners-up