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Hatters see off Posh to leave boss Jack purring

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The LeaguePaper Team
5 April 2026

By Mike Simmonds

LUTON boss Jack Wilshere hailed his side’s aggression in the press after they beat Peterborough.
The Hatters had led 2-0 with 70 minutes gone thanks to goals from Jake Richards and Jordan Clark, before Jimmy-Jay Morgan pulled one back.
The hosts now travel to Wimbledon on Easter Monday, and Wilshere said: “I thought we were excellent and not necessarily with the ball, but when you play against a team who like to dominate the ball you can try and match them, which at times we did, but you can also set up to really ly be
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