LONDON, April 22 -- Ipswich came from behind to beat Charlton 2-1 and take control of the race to join Coventry in the Premier League next season.

Darnell Furlong's strike and a Jaden Philogene penalty took Kieran McKenna's men back above Millwall into second place on goal difference.

But the Tractor Boys have three games remaining to Millwall's two.

Defeat means Charlton are still not mathematically safe from relegation, but they hold a six-point cushion over Oxford with two games to go.

The Addicks took a shock lead after only 42 seconds through Greg Docherty.

Ipswich took a while to get into their stride but levelled on 36 minutes when Azor Matusiwa found Furlong 20 yards out and the full-back lashed his shot beyond Thomas Kaminsk...