Lamouchi demands improvement from promotion-chasing Forest
Sabri Lamouchi warned Nottingham Forest that they need to improve in order to gain promotion after returning to the Sky Bet Championship play-off places with a 3-1 win over Luton.
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Lolley at the double to fire up Forest
Joe Lolley’s brace saw Nottingham Forest return to the Sky Bet Championship play-off places with a 3-1 win over Luton.
No new injury concerns for Nottingham Forest as they prepare to host Luton
Nottingham Forest have no reported new injuries ahead of their Sky Bet Championship clash with Luton on Sunday.
We deserve to be booed, says Luton boss Graeme Jones
Luton boss Graeme Jones had no argument with the home supporters after he was booed off following the 2-1 loss against Birmingham.
Birmingham end miserable run with victory at struggling Luton
Birmingham ended a run of six league games without a win with a 2-1 victory at bottom side Luton.Pep Clotet’s side had taken just one point from a possible 18 going into the game, but always looked the better side at Kenilworth Road, as struggling Town suffered a third straight league defeat.The Blues led with their first attack, Jeremie Bela’s cross from the left hand side headed in by the towering Lukas Jutkiewicz at the far post on four minutes, despite the best efforts of keeper Simon Sluga.Town went close when Luke Berry’s free kick required a hurried clearance from the visitors’ defence, before Jutkiewicz threatened a second, his low effort saved by Sluga.The hosts struggled to create anything meaningful for the rest of a desperately poor first half, while Blues continued pressing and after the break, Bela’s free kick flicked the side-netting on its way behind.Town almost found a way back into the game on 50 minutes, as Harry Cornick powered forward and found the impressive Kazenga LuaLua, who fired over the top.The introduction of substitute George Moncur then looked to have changed the complexion of the game, as he along with LuaLua, gave City something to think about, the visitors starting to concede a number of free kicks.From one of them, the hosts were level. Blues skipper Harlee Dean fouled Matty Pearson in the area for a penalty that was coolly converted by James Collins on 62 minutes.However, Town were level for just seven minutes as half-time sub Dan Potts gave the ball away inside his own half and Gary Gardner raced away to exchange passes with Jacques Maghoma to slot past Sluga.The keeper then denied Jutkiewicz from eight yards, while Town were inches away from levelling, Pearson’s header from a corner cleared off the line by City’s top scorer.Luton were given a late boost when Blues were reduced to 10 men for the final five minutes, Dean picking up his second yellow for a foul on Collins and was sent off.However, Hatters could not make their numerical advantage count, Moncur’s late attempt clearing the stands.Blues sub Dan Crowley almost made it 3-1, twinkling his way through Town’s defence, with Sluga preventing his shot creeping in.Luton could have snatched a point in stoppage time, as Collins backheeled to makeshift striker Sonny Bradley, but Lee Camp saved with his legs to ensure Blues were triumphant.
Elliot Lee and Andrew Shinnie could keep places in Luton team
Luton boss Graeme Jones may keep faith with the players who played in the FA Cup defeat at Bournemouth last weekend as they host Birmingham in the Sky Bet Championship.
Midfielder McGeehan makes loan move to Portsmouth
Barnsley midfielder Cameron McGeehan has joined Portsmouth on loan for the rest of the season.
Luton’s plans to build a new stadium are back on track
Luton’s plans to build a new stadium are back on track after a legal challenge had threatened the project, the club have announced.
Solanke finally breaks Bournemouth duck as Cherries brush aside Luton
Dominic Solanke ended a year-long wait to score his first Bournemouth goal as the Premier League strugglers picked up a morale-boosting 4-0 FA Cup third-round win at home to Luton.
Sam Surridge set for Bournemouth berth
Striker Sam Surridge could be involved in Bournemouth’s FA Cup third-round meeting with Luton.
Jones still suffering from travel sickness as Luton lose at Millwall
Luton manager Graeme Jones felt the defeat at Millwall summed up his Hatters’ struggles on the road this season after a second-half capitulation resulted in a 3-1 loss at The Den.
Connor Mahoney inspires Millwall as Luton’s troubles continue
Connor Mahoney came off the bench to inspire Millwall to a 3-1 win over Luton at the Den, turning the match with a goal and an assist in the space of three minutes.
Millwall boss Gary Rowett could make changes for Luton match
Millwall boss Gary Rowett could reshuffle his starting line-up again for the New Year’s Day clash with Luton.
Lee Johnson targets winning run after Bristol City stop the rot
Lee Johnson was relieved to see Bristol City’s four-match losing run end with a sparkling display in a 3-0 victory over Luton.
Bristol City brush Luton aside to reignite play-off push
Bristol City reignited their Sky Bet Championship play-off challenge with a convincing 3-0 home win over struggling Luton.
Baker remains on sidelines for Bristol Rovers
Bristol City’s clash with Luton on Sunday may come too soon for Nathan Baker to make his return to the side.
Jones looks at positives as Luton held by Fulham
Luton boss Graeme Jones declared himself “proud as punch” of his players despite seeing them squander a lead three times in a 3-3 draw with Fulham.
Decordova-Reid grabs last-gasp leveller as Fulham salvage point at Luton
Bobby Decordova-Reid struck in stoppage time as Fulham three times came from behind to claim a thrilling 3-3 draw at struggling Luton.
Hatters wait on Shea for visit of Fulham
Luton will check on goalkeeper James Shea ahead of the visit of Fulham.
Steve Cooper lauds Andre Ayew’s goalscoring ‘knack’
Swansea manager Steve Cooper praised match-winner Andre Ayew as the striker’s late goal gave his side all three points in a 1-0 victory at Luton.
Swansea move back into play-off places with win at Luton
Andre Ayew scored his 10th goal of the season as Swansea made it back-to-back wins by defeating struggling Luton 1-0 at Kenilworth Road.
Dan Potts a doubt for Luton
Luton could be without several players for the visit of Swansea as the Hatters continue their fight against relegation.
Alex Neil admits Preston still need to improve
Alex Neil wants more from Preston despite seeing his side move into third place in the Championship with a 2-1 victory over Luton.
Super-sub Stockley snatches winner for Preston
Jayden Stockley came off the bench to score the winner for Preston in a 2-1 victory over Luton at Deepdale.
Ben Davies and Darnell Fisher set to return for Preston
Preston boss Alex Neil hopes to have players returning for the home game against Luton.
O’Neill delighted with Allen after goal double against Luton
Delighted Stoke boss Michael O’Neill saluted two-goal hero Joe Allen for inspiring a fine 3-0 victory over Luton.
Allen bags brace as Stoke down Luton
Wales international Joe Allen bagged a brilliant brace as struggling Stoke claimed a confidence-boosting 3-0 victory over Luton.
Ryan Shawcross could make his return when Stoke face Luton
Stoke skipper Ryan Shawcross could boost the Potters’ relegation fight by making his long-awaited return against Luton.
Jones praises Luton’s character after piling pressure on Wigan boss Paul Cook
Luton boss Graeme Jones lavished praise on his side’s ability to bounce back as they recovered from last week’s 7-0 thrashing against Brentford to beat Wigan Athletic 2-1 in injury time.
Dramatic Luton finish floors 10-man Wigan
A dramatic late winner by George Moncur helped Luton stage an incredible fightback to defeat fellow relegation strugglers Wigan 2-1 at Kenilworth Road.