Charlton Athletic is mourning the loss of a fan who tragically died following a medical emergency during their Championship match against Portsmouth. The incident occurred in the 12th minute of the game at The Valley, with the score tied at 0-0. The match was halted when a home supporter required urgent medical assistance in the lower tier of the Covered End. Referee Matthew Donohue took the players off the pitch six minutes later after fans alerted him to the serious situation unfolding in the stand. Paramedics arrived promptly and worked for approximately 12 minutes to stabilize the supporter before they were stretchered out of the stadium. Sadly, Charlton confirmed that the supporter passed away in hospital two hours after the incident. In an official statement, the club expressed their devastation over the loss, thanking the Charlton staff and first responders for their efforts during the emergency. The club also extended their gratitude to the supporters in attendance and the Portsmouth players and staff for their understanding during this tragic event. This incident has deeply affected the Charlton community, and the club is offering support to those impacted by this loss.