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Burnley Thrashes Luton in Championship Opener

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Burnley Thrashes Luton In Championship Opener

Burnley kicked off their Championship season with a stunning 4-1 victory against Luton Town at Kenilworth Road. It was a fantastic start for new manager Scott Parker, who saw his team dominate the game from start to finish.

Despite Luton finishing above Burnley in the Premier League last season, it was clear that the home team struggled to adapt to their new surroundings. Burnley took control early with two first-half goals, the first coming from Josh Brownhill after just six minutes.

The goal was set up by debutant Lucas Pires, who delivered a perfectly timed pass. Brownhill took a touch to evade the Luton defense and calmly slotted the ball between the legs of goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski.

Burnley’s second goal was similar, with Wilson Odobert capitalizing on a clever through-ball from Connor Roberts to finish off a well-worked move. Luton had a close chance early in the second half when top scorer Elijah Adebayo nearly pulled one back, but his header hit the crossbar.

After a brief scare, Burnley continued to press, and their efforts paid off when defender Dara O’Shea headed in from a corner, quickly restoring a two-goal cushion. Vitinho then sealed the game with a stunning strike late in the second half, leaving Luton with little hope of a comeback.

The match showcased Burnley’s attacking prowess and sent a clear message that they are ready to challenge this season in the Championship. Everyone in the squad contributed to a performance that looked promising right from the start of the new campaign.

Rachel Adams

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