Chuks Aneke equalised to earn Charlton a point (Bradley Collyer/PA)
Charlton extended their unbeaten run to 12 games as they celebrated their longest streak in nearly 13 years with a 2-2 League One draw against Wigan.
In the 20th minute, Alfie May pressed for an opener and he caused Wigan captain Charlie Hughes to slice a clearance up and over goalkeeper Sam Tickle and into his own net.
Wigan had been second best but turned the game on its head just after the hour mark. First – in the 62nd minute – Charlie Kelman touched home to equalise after on-loan Fulham winger Martial Godo’s deflected shot fell his way.
Four minutes later, Kelman completed his brace via a close-range shot which deflected off Macaulay Gillesphey.
But 11 minutes from time, Charlton hit back through substitute Chuks Aneke, who headed home from a George Dobson cross.
It is now just one victory in six for the Latics, who have not won away from home in nearly two months.
Charlton, meanwhile, look a different side under Nathan Jones and moved up to 14th as a result.
Chuks Aneke earns a point as Charlton extend unbeaten run with Wigan draw
