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Bradley Wright-Phillips scored twice as Charlton extended their lead at the top of League 1 with a narrow win at to Wycombe.
The Addicks’ second win in four days, coupled with a 2-2 draw for second-placed Huddersfield at Scunthorpe, moved Chris Powell’s side three points clear at the summit.
Wright-Phillips (pictured) opened the scoring on six minutes, turning the ball home from close-range after Yann Kermogant had struck the woodwork with an overhead kick.
Four minutes before the interval, Wright-Phillips doubled the visitors’ lead with his 10th goal of the season, latching onto a Danny Hollands through-ball and finishing well.
Wycombe pulled a goal back just after the hour-mark. Ben Hamer saved from Kadeem Harris but he was powerless to prevent Stuart Beavon turning home the rebound.
However, the visitors held on to claim three points on a night when several of their promotion rivals lost ground.