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Charlton manager Nathan Jones was proud of his players as they climbed further clear of danger with a huge win at Middlesbrough.
Conor Coady's first goal for the club was enough for three points and a dogged rearguard display pleased Jones.
He told BBC London: "It is all about the result for us at this point. To come to one of the best teams in the division and put in that level of performance, I'm pleased. Every time we had the ball we gave it away so we were better off without it.
"They have wonderful players, they will get promoted I am sure but my players did me proud. You saw a group wanting to defend and doing the basics well. It's such an important part of the season to get back-to-back wins. It is a monster of a league."
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