Charlton Athletic were held to a 1-1 draw by Bristol City at The Valley on Saturday. Grant gave the Addicks an early lead, but Twine's penalty ensured the points were shared.
Grant struck after just eight minutes, finishing off a move created by Tyreece Campbell. The advantage lasted less than twenty minutes, as Twine converted from the spot in the 27th minute after a foul in the box. Both sides lined up in 4-2-3-1 formations, with Nathan Jones and Roy Hodgson making several changes from the bench during the second half.
Charlton edged possession with 53 percent and created the better chances according to expected goals, posting a figure of 1.78 to City's 1.47. The hosts registered 12 shots to the visitors' 13, with both goalkeepers making multiple saves. Defender Billy Koumetio and substitute Ivan Mesík were shown yellow cards for Charlton in a match that saw three cautions in total.
The point leaves Charlton 12th in the Championship standings with 13 points from nine games. Their recent form shows three draws and two losses from the last five outings. Tyreece Campbell, who provided the assist for the opener, remains the team's top scorer this season with four goals.
Attention now turns to a tough away trip to Turf Moor. Charlton face Burnley on Tuesday evening in their next Championship fixture.
