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Month: March 2026

Nahki Wells
Luton match preview

Wells says Wembley chance can ‘bring us together’ as Luton target Trophy final

March 3, 2026 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Wells says Wembley chance can ‘bring us together’ as Luton target Trophy final

Luton Town striker Nahki Wells believes reaching Wembley could “galvanise” the club as the Hatters look to move on from their faltering league form and reignite their season in tomorrow night’s Vertu Trophy semi-final against […]

An artist's impression view of the exterior of Luton Town' new Power Court stadium and how the River Lea will flow around the site, plus some of the proposed homes
News

Watchdog report warns Power Court housing plans could change without £29.5m subsidy

March 2, 2026 Newsdesk Comments Off on Watchdog report warns Power Court housing plans could change without £29.5m subsidy

A government watchdog has raised questions about the justification for £29.5million of public funding proposed to support future housing development at the site where Luton Town Football Club’s new Power Court stadium is being built. […]

Nakhi Wells
Luton match reaction

Wells admits Luton ‘shooting ourselves in the foot’ away from home

March 2, 2026 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Wells admits Luton ‘shooting ourselves in the foot’ away from home

Nahki Wells admitted a lack of “know-how” but not a “lack of will” was behind Luton Town’s continued struggles to score goals and keep clean sheets on the road as they could only draw at […]

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