AFC Wimbledon could only manage a point towards their League One relegation fight as they played out a fiery 1-1 draw with South London rivals Charlton Athletic at Plough Lane.
In an encounter which lacked any real quality, Charlton started the brighter with Jayden Stockley and Diallang Jaiyesimi both having efforts to open the scoring.
However, Wimbledon grew into the game and ended the opening 45 minutes in the ascendancy as Jack Rudoni’s low shot drew a first save from Craig MacGillivray in the Charlton goal.
The game then sparked into life just before the hour mark when substitute Ryan Inniss was shown a straight red after woefully misjudging a lunge on George Marsh.
Despite the numerical disadvantage, it was Charlton who took the lead as Adam Matthews drove down the right and put in a perfectly weighted cross for Stockley to head past Wimbledon keeper Nik Tzanev.
Wimbledon went in desperate search for an equaliser and found one in the 87th minute as Ethan Chislett powered through the Charlton defence to tee up Zach Robinson’s stooping header.
The Dons had the better of the eight minutes of stoppage time but couldn’t find a winner to remain four points from safety.