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Luton Town Scrapes Through to FA Cup Fourth Round With Hard-Fought Win

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Luton Town Scrapes Through To Fa Cup Fourth Round With Hard Fought Win

Luton Town survived a tough challenge to secure their place in the FA Cup fourth round with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Bolton. Despite dominating possession and chances, Rob Edwards‘ side struggled to find their rhythm throughout the match.

The League One Trotters took an early lead, but Luton quickly responded with goals from Tahith Chong and Chiedozie Ogbene to secure the win. Although Luton had the majority of the possession, the game remained open with both sides hitting the woodwork.

Luton’s fight against relegation has faced uncertainty this week due to potential point deductions for Everton and Nottingham Forest. However, the team’s FA Cup run brings a sense of certainty and the potential for a morale boost, which was clearly welcomed by manager Rob Edwards.

After the match, Edwards had a mix of emotions. He expressed his pleasure at advancing to the next round but acknowledged that the team was not at their best. Luton’s performance was a bit sloppy at times, allowing Bolton to grow into the match. Despite some frustration, Edwards commended his players for getting the job done and emphasized the importance of not letting their guard down against inferior opponents.

The victory was secured thanks to the contributions of Premier League regulars Ross Barkley and Carlton Morris, who played instrumental roles in setting up Chiedozie Ogbene’s winning goal. Luton Town’s journey in the FA Cup continues, providing a welcome distraction from their relegation battle.

Rachel Adams

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