THE VALLEY
League Record
- First Match
- 1–0 v Portsmouth (8,337) (December 5th, 1992)
- Highest Attendance
- 27,111 v Arsenal (0–1) (December 26th, 2005)
- Lowest Attendance
- 1,000 v Doncaster Rovers (1–3) (September 19th, 2020)
- Biggest Home Win
- 6–0 v Shrewsbury Town (13,241) (April 1st, 2023)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 1–6 v Leeds United (26,274) (April 5th, 2003)
746 League games played at The Valley by Charlton Athletic (including 6 play-offs)
In 1992 Charlton Athletic FC was able to return to The Valley for a third time. The club was also involved in a Football League Play Off Match at the neutral venue of Wembley Stadium.
League Record
- First Match
- 0–0 v Northampton Town (5,000) (September 1st, 1924)
- Last Match
- 2–0 v Stoke City (8,858) (September 21st, 1985)
- Highest Attendance
- 68,160 v Arsenal (0–2) (October 17th, 1936)
- Lowest Attendance
- 1,000 v Southend United (0–0) (December 27th, 1924)
- Biggest Home Win
- 8–1 v Middlesbrough (23,790) (September 12th, 1953)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 0–7 v Everton (16,859) (February 7th, 1931)
1,147 League games played at The Valley by Charlton Athletic
Charlton quickly returned to The Valley following their disasterous move to The Mount. They remained here until 1985 when the club was forced out when they could not afford ground improvements to re-open areas closed by the council. They spent the period between 1985 and 1992 at Selhurst Park and Upton Park.
League Record
- First Match
- 1–0 v Exeter City (13,000) (August 27th, 1921)
- Last Match
- 1–3 v Swansea Town (5,000) (December 8th, 1923)
- Highest Attendance
- 16,000 v Millwall (2–1) (January 14th, 1922)
- Lowest Attendance
- 2,000 v Swindon Town (3–1) (May 3rd, 1923)
- Biggest Home Win
- 6–0 v Newport County (5,000) (April 14th, 1923)
- Biggest Home Defeat
- 4–5 v Swindon Town (8,000) (May 6th, 1922)
51 League games played at The Valley by Charlton Athletic
The club was elected into Football League Division 3 South in 1921 but initially only stayed until midway through the 1923/24 season when the directors moved the club to The Mount at Catford in the hope of attracting additional support.