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15 February 2012

Sports headlines

Haynes backs Brad to get back on goals trail

DANNY Haynes is asking people to lay off fellow striker Bradley Wright-Phillips after Charlton’s laboured victory over MK Dons at The Valley.

Jackett rues late Albion equaliser

LIONS boss Kenny Jackett was disappointed his Millwall side failed see the game through after conceding a late equaliser against Brighton & Hove Albion on Tuesday evening.

Powell: First half key to our success against Dons

CHARLTON manager Chris Powell was left thanking the Addicks’ first half display and captain Johnnie Jackson for their 2-1 win over MK Dons on Tuesday night.

Jackson makes MK Dons pay double penalty

JOHNNIE Jackson struck twice from the spot in the first half to seal a 2-1 Valley win over MK Dons.

Lua Lua denies Millwall all three points

MILLWALL were just minutes away from picking up a vital three points against Brighton & Hove Albion as they fell to a late equaliser from Kazenga Lua Lua on Tuesday evening.

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