Here’s everything on the Charlton v Portsmouth live stream, with The Valley staging Saturday’s Championship fixture and kick off set for 15.00 BST.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charlton Athletic v Portsmouth | 12 September 2026 | 15.00 BST | The Valley |
Charlton v Portsmouth Live Stream Details
Charlton v Portsmouth is not being shown live on UK television. The 15.00 BST kick off sits inside the Saturday blackout, which stops any game starting at that time being broadcast live in this country, and it applies to the Championship exactly as it does to the Premier League. Highlights follow on the EFL’s regular round up coverage, and overseas rights holders have the full game. Kick off at The Valley is 15.00 BST on Saturday 12 September 2026, in gameweek seven of the Championship season.
Charlton sit fifth and are two points off the top, which represents a strong return for a club in its second season back at this level. Portsmouth are five points further down in 17th.
The Addicks opened with three straight wins over Derby County, West Ham United and Preston North End. That momentum has since stalled, with just two points taken from the last three games.
A 1-1 draw at West Brom was followed by a 4-0 defeat at Stoke City in which they shipped four goals before the break. Nathan Jones got a much tidier defensive display in Wednesday’s goalless draw with QPR, though his side did not manage a shot on target.
Home form is holding up, with three unbeaten at The Valley. Will Mannion, Collins Sichenje, Nathaniel Chalobah, Billy Koumetio and Kayne Ramsay are all expected to be unavailable.
Josh Edwards and Charlie Kelman are edging closer but this one probably comes too soon. Danny McNamara returns after serving a one match ban for his red card at Stoke.
Portsmouth have had a full week to prepare, their trip to Wolves having been moved from its original 9 September date. That gave them time to build on last Saturday’s 2-0 win over Cardiff City.
Conor Shaughnessy and Marezi scored in a result that ended a run of defeats to Bristol City and Derby County, and brought a first home win of the season at the third attempt. Pompey have six points from five games.
John Mousinho remains without Conor Ogilvie, Mark Kosznovszky, Keshi Anderson, Franco Umeh and Thomas Waddingham. Summer signing Luke Brooke-Smith faces a lengthy spell out after a serious ankle injury in training.
Jayden Meghoma and Tyrese Shade both impressed on their debuts against Cardiff and could keep their places. Portsmouth have avoided defeat in each of the last four meetings with Charlton, including a league double last season and a 3-1 win at The Valley in February.
