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Amari'i Bell on the turf after injuring his hamstring against Aston Villa last season, which required surgery to repair
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Bell faces ‘lengthy’ injury with hopes up for Osho but down for duo as teen could make debut

March 8, 2024 James Cunliffe 1

Gabriel Osho could return to face Crystal Palace but Amari’i Bell faces a “lengthy” injury, while there has been frustrating news with the recovery of two influential Hatters and hints that one youngster could make […]

Amari'i Bell is chased down by Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne before he got injured
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Injury list grows as defender suffers setback and duo doubts for Aston Villa

March 1, 2024 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Injury list grows as defender suffers setback and duo doubts for Aston Villa

Luton boss Rob Edwards says his injury list is longer than he would like and growing after Dan Potts suffered a setback, while Gabriel Osho will miss the visit of Aston Villa and Amari’i Bell […]

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Joe Johnson starts as England beat Iran to progress in U17 World Cup

November 14, 2023 Sportsdesk Comments Off on Joe Johnson starts as England beat Iran to progress in U17 World Cup

Luton defender Joe Johnson was part of the side that beat Iran with a late Joel Ndala winner saw the Young Lions come from behind to make it two victories out of two in the […]

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