Editing Charlton Athletic F.C. (section)

==Records and statistics==

*[[Sam Bartram]] is Charlton's record appearance maker, having played a total of 623 times between 1934 and 1956. But for six years lost to the Second World War, when no league football was played, this tally would be far higher.{{sfn|Clayton|2001|p=104}}
*[[Keith Peacock]] is the club's second highest appearance maker with 591 games between 1961 and 1979{{sfn|Clayton|2001|p=320}} He was also the first-ever substitute in a Football League game, replacing injured goalkeeper Mike Rose after 11 minutes of a match against Bolton Wanderers on 21 August 1965.
*Defender and midfielder [[Radostin Kishishev]] is Charlton's record international appearance maker, having received 42 caps for Bulgaria while a Charlton player.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.rsssf.org/miscellaneous/kishishev-intl.html | title=Radostin Kishishev – International Appearances}}</ref>
*In total, 12 Charlton players have received full England caps. The first was [[Seth Plum]], in 1923 and the most recent was [[Darren Bent]], in 2006. [[Luke Young (footballer, born 1979)|Luke Young]], with seven caps, is Charlton's most capped England international.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5b3f3b6b115cc/every-addick-who-wore-the-three-lions | title=Every Addick Who Wore the Three Lions}}</ref>
*Charlton's record goalscorer is [[Derek Hales]], who scored 168 times in all competitions in 368 matches, during two spells, for the club.{{sfn|Clayton|2001|p=320}}
*Counting only league goals, [[Stuart Leary]] is the club's record scorer with 153 goals between 1951 and 1962.{{sfn|Clayton|2001|p=112}}
*The record number of goals scored in one season is 33, scored by [[Ralph Allen (footballer)|Ralph Allen]] in the [[1934–35 in English football|1934–35 season]].{{sfn|Clayton|2001|p=58}}
*Charlton's record home attendance is 75,031 which was set on 12 February 1938 for an FA Cup match against [[Aston Villa F.C.|Aston Villa]]<ref name="IFGG">{{cite web
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*The record [[All-seater stadium|all-seated]] attendance is 27,111, The Valley's current capacity. This record was first set in September 2005 in a Premier League match against [[Chelsea FC|Chelsea]] and has since been equalled several times.<ref name="IFGG"/>
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! style="background:gold;"|Achievement!! style="background:silver;"|Record (year, division)
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|Highest league finish || Runners-up in [[1936–37 in English football|1936–37]] ([[Football League First Division|First Division]])
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|Most league points in a season || 101 in [[2011–12 in English football|2011–2012]] ([[EFL League One|League One]])
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|Most league goals in a season || 107 in [[1957–58 in English football|1957–58]] ([[Football League Second Division|Second Division]])
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|Record victory || 8–0 v. [[Stevenage FC|Stevenage]], 9 October 2018
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|Record away victory || 8–0 v. [[Stevenage FC|Stevenage]], 9 October 2018
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|Record defeat || 1–11 v. [[Aston Villa FC|Aston Villa]], 14 November 1959
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|Record FA Cup victory || 7–0 v. [[Burton Albion FC|Burton Albion]], 7 January 1956
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|Record League Cup victory || 5–0 v. [[Brentford FC|Brentford]], 12 August 1980
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|Most successive victories || 12 matches (from 26 December 1999 to 7 March 2000)
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|Most games without a win || 18 matches (from 18 October 2008 to 13 January 2009; and 2 December 2023 to 24 February 2024)
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|Most successive defeats || 10 matches (from 11 April 1990 to 15 September 1990)
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|Most successive draws || 6 matches (from 13 December 1992 to 16 January 1993)
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|Longest unbeaten || 15 matches (from 4 October 1980 to 20 December 1980)
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|Record attendance || 75,031 v. [[Aston Villa FC|Aston Villa]], 17 October 1938
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|Record league attendance || 68,160 v. [[Arsenal FC|Arsenal]], 17 October 1936
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|Record gate receipts || £400,920 v. [[Leicester City FC|Leicester City]], 19 February 2005
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===Player records===
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! style="background:gold;"|Achievement!! style="background:silver;"|Player (record)
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|Most appearances || [[Sam Bartram]] (623)
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|Most appearances (outfield) || [[Keith Peacock]] (591)
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|Most goals || [[Derek Hales]] (168)
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|Most hat-tricks || [[Johnny Summers (footballer)|Johnny Summers]] and [[Eddie Firmani]] (8)
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|Most capped player || [[Dennis Rommedahl]] (126)
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|Most capped player while at the club ||[[Radostin Kishishev]] (42)
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|Oldest player || [[Sam Bartram]] (42 years and 47 days)
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|Youngest player || [[Jonjo Shelvey]] (16 years and 59 days)

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|Oldest scorer || [[Chris Powell]] (38 years and 239 days)
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|Youngest scorer || [[Jonjo Shelvey]] (16 years and 310 days)
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|Quickest scorer || [[Jim Melrose]] (9 seconds)
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|Quickest sending off || [[Mouhamadou-Naby Sarr|Naby Sarr]] (1 minute)
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