Sonny Carey struck a stoppage-time winner for Charlton as they defeated West Brom 1-0 at the Valley to move back into the Championship play-off places.

Addicks captain Greg Docherty failed to convert a first-half penalty with Joshua Griffiths saving the Scot's tame effort.

But Carey sparked jubilation for the hosts in the fifth minute of stoppage time as his strike from 30 yards took a slight deflection and somehow found its way under Griffiths.

The Addicks extended their unbeaten run to five league matches and have lost just one of their last 22 home league games - winning 16 of them.

Charlton faced enforced changes from Saturday's 1-1 home draw against Swansea with Reece Burke, Amari'i Bell and goalscorer Charlie Kelman all ruled out due to injury.

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Sonny Carey's deflected shot catches out Josh Griffiths to win the match in the 95th minute.

A forgettable opening 45 minutes saw neither team produce an effort on target from open play.

Former Charlton striker Karlan Grant - booed on his return to south-east London - saw plenty...