Charlton manager Nathan Jones admitted his side had not delivered the "best version of themselves" in the 1-1 draw with Swansea but insisted another point in the Championship was to be welcomed.

Speaking to BBC Radio London, Jones said: "I would have liked us to impose ourselves a bit more, but we didn't and Swansea passed the ball better than us and caused us problems.

"We looked a little bit jaded and I don't know why that was. We will have a look at that back. But they [the players] are giving me everything and it is another point in the Championship, which is no bad thing.

"It was a hard-fought and difficult game. What we have to do is be the best version of ourselves. Were we today? Probably not.

"But they are a good side with good players and they are well coached. We will dust ourselves down and take a point from it."