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Jack scores hat-trick but Hatters nab the spoils

Att: 14,065 Rating: ★★★★★ Ref: Leigh Doughty 7/10
READING 3
Marriott 8, 31, 38

READING: Pereira 5, Godwin-Malife 6, O’Connor 7, Ward 6, Dorsett 6, Wing 6, Rinomhota 6 (Fraser 90), Lisbie 6 (Savage 78, 6), Stokes 6 (Williams 64, 6), Kyerewaa 7 (Lane 78, 6), Marriott 9 (Brown 64, 6). Subs not used: Stevens, Ahmed.
LUTON TOWN 4
Richards 6, Palmer 50, 52, Kodua 90+6
LUTON: Keeley 5, Jones 6 (Ashby 81), Odofin 6 (Andersen 89), Johnston 6, Naismith 7, Clark 8, Walsh 6, Richards 7, Palmer 7 (Kodua 81), Lawrence 6 (Benagr 60, 6), Wells 7 (Marshall 7...

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