West Bromwich Albion's search for a Championship win stretched to 10 matches as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Charlton Athletic at the Hawthorns, despite finally ending a lengthy goal drought. George Campbell's header in first-half stoppage time broke Albion's 405-minute wait for a goal, but Lyndon Dykes' composed finish midway through the second half ensured the points were shared.
The result kept Albion 21st in the table, just a point above the relegation zone, and ultimately signalled the end of Eric Ramsay's short tenure, with the head coach dismissed later on Tuesday evening after eight league games without a win. Charlton, whose disrupted journey to the ground contributed to a flat first-half display, stayed 17th on 41 points after registering their 11th draw of the season.
Campbell Ends Drought After Albion Control Scrappy First Half
Albion arrived under pressure after four Championship games without scoring, but they imposed themselves early against a Charlton side that manager Nathan Jones admitted were well below their usual level before the break. West Brom had more than 60% possession and six shots to Charlton's one in the opening period, pushing the visitors back and spending long spells around the edge of Thomas Kaminski's penalty area.