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Police investigate death at Charlton Athletic's Valley stadium

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Police investigate death at Charlton Athletic's Valley stadium

Police were called to The Valley in the early hours of Monday morning after a male was pronounced dead at Charlton Athletic's stadium, the club said in a statement released Tuesday evening. The incident, reported by James Whaling, Sports Editor19:20 on 18 Aug 2026, has prompted a police investigation.

Club confirms discovery and cooperation

The Addicks confirmed on Tuesday night that the deceased individual had been discovered earlier that day. In the club’s official release, Charlton reiterated its cooperation with police enquiries and stressed there was no suggestion of any wrongdoing on its part.

Charlton Athletic thanked its staff for the professionalism shown while dealing with the distressing situation, adding that the club is continuing to assist authorities. A photograph supplied by Getty Images accompanied the statement, underscoring the seriousness of the event. The image showed empty stands bathed in early morning light.

Addicks claim comeback win

On Saturday, the Addicks played a home match against Derby County in the Championship, securing a 2‑1 comeback win. Goals from Lloyd Jones and Tyreece Campbell turned the game around after an early setback.

Charlton’s next challenge is a London derby with West Ham United, scheduled for Saturday at the London Stadium. The fixture will test the squad as they balance on‑field ambitions with the recent off‑field tragedy.

The club’s handling of the incident aims to reassure supporters and the wider community, emphasizing that all investigations remain ongoing. ImagesCharlton and other media coverage continue to document the response, reminding fans that the club stands united in this difficult time for ALL.

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