League One leaders Charlton ended Huddersfield’s 43-match unbeaten league run to go seven points clear.

Yann Kermorgant headed in Danny Green’s free-kick to put the Addicks ahead.

Hogan Ephraim doubled their lead by reacting quickest to a rebound after Huddersfield goalkeeper Ian Bennett saved Bradley Wright-Phillips’s shot.

Kermorgant then saw a header ricochet off the bar, before Peter Clarke had an effort cleared off the line in a lively second half.

Former Leicester City frontman Kermorgant gave Charlton the lead after 23 minutes, which was just the third time this season Huddersfield had conceded the first goal.

Ephraim, who is on loan from Premier League side QPR, added to the Addicks’ advantage four minutes before the break, rifling home his first goal for the club after Bennett’s save.

A breathless second half saw Kermorgant and substitute Danny Ward both hit the woodwork, while Clarke’s effort was cleared as the visitors pressed.

Ben Hamer pushed a well-struck Jon Parkin effort onto the post, but there was no way back for Town.

Huddersfield’s 43-game run was a new Football League record.

(BBC Football )

Ally McCoist warns Kirk Broadfoot over public bust-up with fans after Kilmarnock loss

Nov 29 2011 By Keith Jackson

KIRK BROADFOOT held clear-the-air talks with Rangers boss Ally McCoist yesterday after clashing with angry fans outside Rugby Park on Sunday.

The defender was targeted by boo boys during his side’s shock 1-0 defeat at Kilmarnock and was seen trading insults with some travelling supporters during the second half.

But police had to intervene around an hour after the match when the 27-year-old confronted a group of supporters who hurled abuse at him as he drove away from the ground with his parents and nephew.

McCoist is understood to have some sympathy for the player who the Ibrox club believe was provoked. But he has warned Broadfoot not to get involved again.

A source told Record Sport: “Kirk was driving away from Rugby Park when this group of supporters spotted him. They were actually hitting his car as he went past. Kirk’s dad got out to appeal for a bit of respect. Then Kirk got out and maybe in the heat of the moment he may have said one or two regrettable things.

“That’s why he wanted to have a word. Ally is not angry with him. He can understand why a player would want to react in such circumstances – especially when it’s happening in front of members of his family.

“But he thinks Kirk should know better. There are certain things Rangers players just shouldn’t do and getting involved in heated situations with your own supporters is high on the list.”

(daily record )