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Home2023December

Month: December 2023

Gabriel Osho is congratulated on his goal by Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu, but the feeling was one of disappointment at the final whistle
Luton match reaction

‘We have to fix that’ – Gabe gutted by last-gasp Gunners winner

December 6, 2023 James Cunliffe Comments Off on ‘We have to fix that’ – Gabe gutted by last-gasp Gunners winner

Gabriel Osho was left to rue four painful home points dropped at the death against top Premier League opposition and said the Hatters must fix the problem after Arsenal inflicted a very late 4-3 defeat. […]

Declan Rice beats Gabriel Osho in the air to head a last-gasp winner for Arsenal
Luton match reaction

Luton 3 Arsenal 4: ‘We tried to make it chaotic’ says Edwards after last-gasp heartbreak

December 5, 2023 James Cunliffe 1

Luton Town suffered a heartbreaking last-gasp defeat to Premier League leaders Arsenal as Declan Rice headed the winner 23 seconds over the six minutes of time added on. Luton players slumped to the ground in […]

Rob Edwards
Luton match preview

‘We’re not going to have any fear’ in facing Arsenal says Edwards despite injury woes

December 5, 2023 Sportsdesk Comments Off on ‘We’re not going to have any fear’ in facing Arsenal says Edwards despite injury woes

Rob Edwards knows Luton must improve at the back despite a defensive injury crisis but says Luton will face Premier League leaders Arsenal with no fear because they’ve already performed well at Kenilworth Road against […]

Rob Edwards celebrates Luton's first-ever Premier League home win in front of the Hatters fans.
Luton match preview

‘I don’t care’ about proving doubters wrong, says Edwards ahead of Brentford battle

December 1, 2023 James Cunliffe Comments Off on ‘I don’t care’ about proving doubters wrong, says Edwards ahead of Brentford battle

Rob Edwards says he doesn’t concern himself with proving doubters wrong even though his Luton Town team are starting to change opinions that had them pegged as the Premier League’s whipping boys before a ball […]

Marvelous Nakamba
Luton Town news

Who’s fit and who’s not for Luton ahead of big Brentford clash

December 1, 2023 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Who’s fit and who’s not for Luton ahead of big Brentford clash

Marvelous Nakamba will not be available for Luton’s trip to Brentford, but another midfielder is close to a return. The Hatters will also have Issa Kaboré back for the short trip to west London after […]

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