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Gaffer Matt Bloomfield proud of his Luton Town side

Despite the heavy 4-0 defeat, Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield believes there is enough in his side’s performance against Burnley to stay in the division.

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 March 2025

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Despite the heavy 4-0 defeat, Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield believes there is enough in his side’s performance against Burnley to stay in the division.
Up against promotion-chasing Burnley, Kal Naismith made the task harder for the Hatters after receiving a second yellow card for a late tackle on Josh Brownhill, reducing the visitors to ten men for the rest of the encounter.
The Clarets capitalised on their man advantage, breaking the deadlock through a own goal from Mark McGuinness, who was brought on as a substitute after Naimsith saw red.
Lyle Foster added a second i...

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