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  1. The biggest dates on the calendar are...published at 12:02 26 June

    The EFL fixture list is out and we know you are bursting to know what you've got to look forward to - or dread - from your team this upcoming season.

    Here are some key dates to put in your diary:

    • 9 August - v Watford (H)

    • 16 August - v Bristol City (A)

    • 13 September - v Millwall (H)

    • 26 December - v Norwich (A)

    • 1 January 2026 - v Coventry (H)

    • 24 January - v Millwall (A)

    • 2 May - v Swansea (A)

    See Charlton Athletic's full fixture list here.

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  2. Fixture day is almost upon us...published at 15:42 25 June

    Your club will soon discover their schedule for the upcoming EFL season. As soon as Thursday, in fact.

    Want to know who your side will face on opening day? The EFL fixtures will be announced at 12:00 BST - but that's not all.

    The day will be rounded off by the first round of Carabao Cup being drawn at 16:30 BST.

    So check back on 26 June to see who your team faces first, last and everything in between.

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  3. Charlton striker Hylton announces retirementpublished at 10:51 19 June

    Danny HyltonImage source, Rex Features
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    Danny Hylton scored one goal in 10 appearances at Charlton

    Charlton Athletic striker Danny Hylton has announced his retirement from professional football and will continue his role as part of Nathan Jones' backroom staff.

    The 36-year-old made 10 appearances for the Addicks after joining as player-coach in September.

    The former Oxford United and Luton Town forward's only goal for Jones' side came in a 5-0 thumping of his former club Northampton Town in December.

    "It's time to say goodbye to playing the beautiful game, a career I can now look back on and be immensely proud of," he said in a post on his LinkedIn page, external.

    "Thank you to every club I have played for for allowing me to represent your club.

    "Thank you to the fans for all your support, thank you to everyone that has been part of my journey."

    Hylton began his career at Aldershot Town, where he scored 48 goals in 209 appearances before moving Rotherham United in 2013.

    He made just two appearances for the Millers before moving to Oxford the following year, where he scored 30 goals in 101 games and helped the U's to League Two promotion in his second season.

    Hylton enjoyed his most successful spell with Luton, spending six years with the Hatters and twice working under Jones.

    He scored 62 goals in 170 appearances during a memorable era for the club as they rose from League Two to the Championship.

    A two-year stint at Northampton brought no goals before his move to The Valley last year.

  4. Fellows in England U21s, Campbell makes Jamaica debutpublished at 11:05 12 June

    Tom Fellows in England U21s training and Tyreece Campbell in action for Jamaica against Guatemala Image source, Getty Images

    West Bromwich Albion's Tom Fellows has been added to the England Under-21s squad for the European Championship in Slovakia.

    The 21-year-old replaces Jobe Bellingham, who will now travel to play in the Club World Cup after joining Borussia Dortmund from Sunderland.

    Fellows, who scored four goals and made 14 assists in the Championship for Albion last season, had already travelled with England Under-21s as a training player.

    But he is now in contention to be involved in the opening group game against the Czech Republic on Thursday (20:00 BST).

    Meanwhile, Charlton Athletic attacker Tyreece Campbell made his Jamaica debut on Wednesday in their 3-0 win over Guatemala in the Concacaf World Cup qualifiers.

    Campbell came on as an 84th-minute substitute for Jamaica, who have won all four of their second-round group-stage games.

  5. Welcome to your new Charlton Athletic pagepublished at 10:18 6 June

    Charlton Athletic's club badge on a corner flag at The ValleyImage source, Rex Features

    You may have already noticed a different layout and feel to your Charlton Athletic club page - one of the perks of becoming a Championship team.

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  6. Charlton forward Campbell earns Jamaica call-uppublished at 11:33 4 June

    Tyreece Campbell in action for CharltonImage source, Rex Features
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    Tyreece Campbell scored nine goals for Charlton last season

    Charlton forward Tyreece Campbell has been called into the senior Jamaica squad for the first time, ahead of two World Cup qualifiers.

    The 21-year-old was a key member of the Addicks team that won promotion to the Championship last season by beating Leyton Orient 1-0 in the League One play-off final in May.

    Campbell, who came through the Charlton academy, joins team-mate Kaheim Dixon in the Jamaica squad for matches against the British Virgin Islands on 7 June and Guatemala four days later.

    Jamaica, who are managed by former England boss Steve McClaren, are currently second in their group with two wins from their opening two matches with the winners and runners-up advancing to the third stage of qualification for the 2026 World Cup.