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A point will do for Luton Town – Matt Bloomfield

Pragmatic Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield insisted he was pleased to pick up a point away from home, despite surrendering a first-half lead in a 1-1 draw against Sheffield Wednesday.
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Pragmatic Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield insisted he was pleased to pick up a point away from home, despite surrendering a first-half lead in a 1-1 draw against Sheffield Wednesday.
And he believes his team’s focus should be on a strong opening 45 minutes above all else.
He said: “I thought we were fantastic first half, really solid in our shape.
“We had a couple of moments, obviously a great strike from Alf to get ourselves ahead, and I felt like we were really solid.

EFFORT: Bloomfield

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“I was really pleased with the shape of us and the intensity of the group.
“I think that p...

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