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Charlton vs Birm'ham Sky Bet Ch'ship 3:00pm Saturday 14th September The Valley (Att: 18752) Charlton missed the chance to go top of the Sky Bet Championship as Birmingham defeated them 1-0 . A goal at the second half by 16-year-old debutant Jude Bellingham that is full was enough to derail the south London side, who dropped the very first time this year. Charlton were weakened using talisman Lyle Taylor missing whilst playing Monserrat, after picking up a knock at the week, before kick-off. Although neither side created much in the opening period, the very first half-chance dropped to the hosts when Chris Solly fired from just inside the box. There went on the indicate by Tomer Hemed A header wide of the article, although space was discovered by Jonathan Leko but fired his campaign off-target. Birmingham started to press, and Lukas Jutkiewicz compelled goalkeeper Dillon Phillips to tilt over the crossbar. The people took the lead seven minutes after the restart when Maxime Colin squared to Kerim Mrabti, who slid the ball to shoot home to the region for Bellingham's middle. Charlton decided when Erhun Oztumer was substituted by Jonny Williams just before the hour mark. Birmingham still looked dangerous on the break, although the hosts started to press. Colin found Jutkiewicz, who again saw his shot is nudged by Phillips over the woodwork and engineered a solo. Charlton made a change after 71 minutes, with Sam Field making means for Chuks Aneke. When he did well to block a fierce drive by Solly lee Camp created. A minute afterwards, the Birmingham keeper was again called into action if a very low drive switched off by Conor Gallagher. The home group made their last and third change of the afternoon after 78 minutes when Beram Kayal substituted Leko. Once Aneke fed through him with two minutes of time remaining, Hemed put the ball from five yards out. Referee Matthew Donohue allowed six minutes of injury time caused controversy after he dismissed Charlton director Lee Bowyer from the touchline. The hit by Bellingham was enough for Birmingham to claim the win, despite Phillips heading up front at the dying moments of the game. Read more: http://classicsounds.pl/klm-open-patrick-reed-sergio-garcia-headline-amsterdam-field/