Checkatrade Trophy: Charlton Athletic win 8-0 at Stevenage for club-record victory
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Charlton boss Lee Bowyer has overseen four wins in their past seven games in all competitions
Charlton Athletic recorded a club-record 8-0 win as they overpowered Stevenage in the Checkatrade Trophy.
Lee Bowyer's Addicks put five second-half goals past their League Two hosts.
Elsewhere, Scotland winger Oliver Burke - who cost West Bromwich Albion a reported £15m in 2017 - started for their under-21 side and created their opener in a 2-1 win at Blackpool.
Meanwhile, Brighton Under-21s won on penalties at Peterborough and Tottenham Under-21s won 4-0 at Gillingham.
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Charlton's convincing display was aided by 18-year-old wing-back Toby Stevenson, who netted a hat-trick on his debut, becoming the club's first player to do so on their debut.
Another youngster impressed at Rochdale, who gave a start to defender Luke Matheson six days after his 16th birthday, beat Fleetwood 2-0 to progress to the knockout stage.
Also catching the eye were a trio of Grants for Plymouth, as Peter Grant, Conor Grant and Joel Grant all started for the League One side in their 3-0 home defeat by Swindon.
Argyle said it was the first time they had ever named an XI featuring three players with the same surname.