Luton Town

Carlton Morris' early goal gave the Hatters a fourth 1-0 win in their last five unbeaten matches against Bristol City under the lights at Kenilworth Road ...

City were awarded a free-kick 25 yards out for a foul by Bell on Cornick, when it appeared to be the other way around. They called Ethan Horvath into action within four minutes of the restart, however, Andi Weimann shooting low from 18 yards, only to find the American comfortably behind it. Town were still asking all the questions, however, Berry's free-kick deflected behind for a corner after Campbell had been tripped on the edge of the area, a Doughty shot goiong the same way before O'Leary pulled off a terrific save to deny Morris a second goal from Osho's clever curling cross on the hour.

Elijah Adebayo had an effort cleared off the line and missed a one-on-one as Luton dominated the match in the first half. The Robins improved in the second ...

His display was a silver lining on the night. Didn’t have many chances to get forward, but was energetic and one of City’s best players on the night. Made a big double save from Adebayo and Berry at 1-0 and a couple more top saves in the second half. Pring was lucky that Adebayo stayed on his feet, as a red card would’ve been likely if the striker had gone to ground. A ball in behind Pring was latched onto by Adebayo, who went through on goal under heavy pressure from the defender. Edwards’ side grew in confidence after the goal and began to dominate proceedings.

Luton Town continue their Championship promotion push as Carlton Morris' goal gives them victory over Bristol City.

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The Robins hit the road in midweek as they set their sights on Kenilworth Road to take on Luton Town (7:45pm).

Posted: Wednesday, March 15th 2023 Much like City, Luton Town have been on a roll in 2023 so far. Posted: Wednesday, March 15th 2023 • Basketball Step in Rob Edwards. A big ask for any team given the unpredictability of the second tier, however with just one league loss since the turn of the year the City squad are certainly going about their business in the right way. Nigel Pearson's men returned to the win column on Saturday afternoon with a commanding 2-0 victory over Blackpool at Ashton Gate.

The Hatters' Development Squad will face Biggleswade FC in the final of the Beds Senior Cup on Tuesday 21st March 2023.

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Langton Nyakwenda. IT looks like Marvelous Nakamba is enjoying his game once again. The Zimbabwean midfielder has regained his mojo since the loan move from ...

Luton Town hosts Bristol City, who have one win in their last four league matches, hoping to close the gap between them and second-placed Sheffield United. The 29-year-old, who moved to Kenilworth Road from Villa in a deal that lasts until the end of the season, has been a vital cog in Luton Town’s decent run. The Zimbabwean midfielder has regained his mojo since the loan move from Aston Villa to English Championship side Luton Town at the end of January.

Luton Town boss Rob Edwards has stated that Bristol City have managed to find a way of play that suits them.

“They’ll have the ball if you give it to them and they’ve got some players that are confident on the ball, good variation, fast, attacking players and players that will dribble and take some risks. The Luton boss pointed out that the Robins have players who are good on the ball and added that Bristol City can play fast counter-attacking football. Edwards is of the view that Bristol City have been brilliant after the World Cup break and believes that Pearson’s side have managed to find a brand of football that suits them.

Another three points, this time against Bristol City, last night, has certainly enhanced the Hatters chances of making the play-offs.

“We still had a couple of big chances in the second half, great save from Carlton’s header and we got into some good areas, but as a team we defend really, really well, and we had to show that at the end of the game.” “They remained a threat on the counter-attack and we had to manage that but I thought the first half was pretty much one-way traffic.” “We were on the front foot, we were a real threat, created big chances, and everything that we want to be, we were.

The Ticket Office advise that tickets for the upcoming derby against Watford are now off sale online.

We will then release your seat for the fixture and issue a £10 buy back voucher (£5 for Youths). We will then publish a Sales plan with a new purchasing criteria dependant on the number of tickets available. Although normally closed on a Wednesday, the Ticket Office will be open today from 10am due to tonight’s fixture against Bristol City.

Flying wideman Alfie Doughty promised to keep grinding out the 1-0 wins after yet another solitary goal victory over Bristol City last night - then ...

Full of creativity, pace and endeavour, the Hatters could have been out of sight by the end of a first half in which the visitors had failed to register a single effort on goal, with Carlton Morris' fourth-minute header the only goal. "I love playing at the moment, with this team as well. The past three results, 1-0s, I think we grind them out so well and today was another example."

Bristol City travel to Luton Town on Wednesday night with both managers set to make selection calls for the Championship clash.

[Luton](https://www.lutontoday.co.uk/sport/football/luton-town) boss Edwards will give influential Hatters pair Jordan Clark and Alfie Doughty the best chance of featuring against City. Joe Williams is also sidelined, having been ruled out for the remainder of the season with a hamstring problem. “I want him to be fit for the rest of the season. Advertisement [Bristol City](https://www.bristolworld.com/sport/football/bristol-city/burnley-sheffield-united-and-middlesbrough-join-race-for-ps25m-rated-bristol-city-star-who-will-play-for-england-4064098) and Luton Town at Kenilworth Road.

Defender Josh Williams will remain on loan at National League South club Hemel Hempstead until the end of the season to continue his development.