Jevani Brown scored in each half as Exeter ran out 2-0 winners at struggling MK Dons last Saturday.
Gary Caldwell’s side were seeking to get back to the winners’ enclosure against the Dons after their four-game unbeaten streak ended against Portsmouth on January 21.
Brown broke the deadlock from the spot nine minutes before the interval, sending Jamie q the wrong way after former Dons frontman Sam Nombe was brought down by Zak Jules.
The striker doubled his tally midway through the second half as he latched onto Archie Collins’s pass to fire home his 12th League One goal of the season.
That victory marked the Grecians first competitive away game win against MK Dons, after drawing one and losing five of their previous six visits to Stadium MK, and also leaves Exeter five points off the playoff places in 10th.
Caldwell’s side now turn their attention to a Charlton side who have only won twice on their travels this season in 12 attempts.
Albie Morgan found the back of the net for Charlton to equalise on the day, firing a low drive across Wanderers keeper James Trafford, but it did not count for anything in the end.
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The Addicks had defeated Portsmouth, Lincoln City and Barnsley prior to that defeat to Bolton last weekend, so Dean’s Holden will believe that his side can get three points on their travels this Saturday.
After beginning his tenure with one point from his opening two games, Holden has now guided Charlton up to 15th in the league, which is impressive considering the Addicks ended 2022 with a three-point gap to the relegation zone
The Addicks now sit nine points clear of the drop zone, and Holden will be eager to see his team extend that gap further here.
