Championship

Sub Embleton spoils Jones’s big day

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 October 2022

By Tom Warren

LUTON TOWN 1
Morris 45+2

SUNDERL AND 1
Embleton 78

STAR MAN

ALFIE DOUGHTY Luton

NO WAY THROUGH: Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson saves from Luton striker Elijah Adebayo
PICTURE: Alamy

NATHAN Jones was a touch frustrated his Luton side failed to mark his 300th game in charge with victory, as they were held by Sunderland.
Things had looked positive for the hosts after Carlton Morris was on target with his eighth of the season in firsthalf stoppage time, only to see visiting substitute Elliot Embleton restore parity with 13 minutes left.
Jones said: &...

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