Championship

JONES RUES LACK OF CUTTING EDGE

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 May 2021

Misfiring Hatters held again
By Gary Dabson

LUTON TOWN 1
Rea 19

MIDDLESBRO’ 1
Watmore 21

STAR MAN

JAMES BREE Luton Town

THREAT: Middlesborough’s Neeskens Kebano runs at the Luton defence
PICTURE: Gareth Owen

NATHAN Jones blamed his Luton Town side’s poor form in front of goal for their failure to reach the play-offs.
The Hatters took the lead through Glen Rea’s third goal of the campaign, only to concede an equaliser within 60 seconds of the restart with Duncan Watmore on target.
Leading scorer James Collins then missed a penalty with...

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