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So Hull never seem to know when they're beaten on that evidence.

Charlton fans must be wondering where the next win will come from.

Decent start to the Championship weekend as we witness a second 2-2 Friday night game in as many weeks.

Make sure you join us for more thrills and spills in the division and the rest of the EFL from tomorrow lunchtime.

Until then. Thanks for being with us.

What does that late leveller do to the table?

Hull climb a place to 13th as a result, Charlton stay 17th but miss the chance to go 16th.

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Hull City forward Jarrod Bowen speaking on Sky Sports:

"Keane (Lewis-Potter) is unbelievable for his age.

"To score a goal in the last minute like that on television in front of our own fans: I'm buzzing for him. It's a very special moment for him and the club.

"I'm just enjoying playing my football, scoring goals and chip in where I can so I'll just keep going."

Charlton's winless run goes on to 10 games.

Faces of dejection in red shirts, ones of joy in amber and black.

Agony for Charlton - relief for Hull.

An absolute belter of a second half after a less than remarkable first one.

The points are shared at The Valley.

Hull come forward again and again in numbers, but Charlton hold firm and head or block clear.

But Dillon Phillips once more makes a great save to keep his side ahead!

Jordy de Wijs leapt up with a header that looked destined to bounce inside the right post, but Phillips got his left hand there to stop it and force it behind for a corner.

FIVE MINUTES BEING ADDED ON!

Treatment being received by Charlton's Lyle Taylor not long before he came off the bench.

Holding his knee is Taylor which will concern supporters, but up he gets again much to many people's relief.

Hull force another corner. Outswinging to the far post, but no yellow shirt can get on the end of it.

Charlton organise and exit their own area well to force Hull backwards.

Jackson Irvine goes in the book for Hull as he gets himself involved in a word too many with referee Andy Davies.

Frustration evident here for the visitors as they desperately push for another equaliser.

Closing stages of this game now. Charlton desperate to hold Hull off and end their win drought.

Hull seemingly frantic when coming forward and just lacking someone to put their foot on it and pick the pass.

Second Charlton change as Lyle Taylor replaces Macauley Bonne.

Jonathan Leko meanwhile looks to hobbling a touch after chasing a ball out wide while Adedeji Oshilaja seems to take a knock on his head.

Physical encounter.

Third and final change for Hull sees Tom Eaves forced off with what looks like a knock to his head and George Honeyman replaces him.

Hopefully Eaves is OK as the medical staff took all the necessary precautions.

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Great save from Charlton keeper Dillon Phillips to deny Jarrod Bowen another goal and another equaliser.

He dives across full stretch low to his left to palm behind a great volley on the turn.

Frustration for Hull as they concede a free-kick from the corner.

How big a save will that prove?

Lots and lots of the ball for Hull as Charlton sit deeper.

Nothing as yet in terms of a telling cross either from open play or a corner and the Charlton defensive shape holds firm.

Could be a long last 17 minutes though playing this strategy.

Penalty appeals of sorts from Hull as a ball gets fed into the Charlton danger area.

Jackson Irvine puts his head in where it will hurt if Darren Pratley puts his boot in the way.

Looked to be a bit of contact with the head but Pratley also got plenty of the ball too.

Nothing given.

First Charlton change sees Adedeji Oshilaja replace Albie Morgan.

That suggests the Addicks are looking to reinforce at the back.

Meanwhile, Hull midfielder Leo da Silva is booked for clinging on too long to an opponent's shirt as they bid to break clear.

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Hull corner, but Kamil Grosicki decided to try and go on his own rather than square the ball across to Jarrod Bowen who looked in a decent position to finish.

Charlton get the corner clear.

Second Hull change sees young forward Keane Lewis-Potter come on for Callum Elder.

Sign that the Tigers are forcing more numbers forward as they chase this game.