Charlton Athletic grabbed a stoppage time equaliser to earn a 2-2 draw against London rivals QPR in a pulsating and fiery Kiyan Prince Foundation stadium encounter.
The hosts took a sixth minute lead as Ebere Eze’s low cross was only half cleared by Charlton’s Naby Sarr with Geoff Cameron slotting home.
Nahki Wells was then presented with two massive opportunities to extend the lead – his header hitting the crossbar before being denied by a brilliant one-on-one save from Dillon Phillips.
The second-half saw a revived Charlton with Lyle Taylor levelling in the 56th minute, diverting Albie Morgan’s drilled effort into the back of the net.
However, Marc Pugh fired the Hoops back in front 14 minutes later with a cutback from substitute Osayi-Samuel allowing the unmarked winger to convert.
Taylor almost equalised once more for the Addicks, with a deep cross from Tom Lockyer seeing the forward only able to head on to the crossbar.
But in the end, QPR’s wastefulness in front of goal came back to haunt them as Cameron’s poor header provided the perfect assist for Sarr, who kept his cool to grab a share of the points.