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Late Ryan Johnson’s own goal handed over Luton Town to the League One Opener on Friday night for the lucky and hard struggle against AFC Wimbledon.
Behind continuously, Luton Boss Matt will be happy to launch his 2025/26 campaign on the Bloomfield Canal Worth Road, though he worked hard and created very little before late progress.
The two sides were just three months ago in addition to the two leagues, and just a year ago, three leagues were separate, but the playground was equalized on Canal Worth Road.
And it remained the same for the vast majority of the game, a moment of misfortune to break the deadlock at 85 minutes from AFC Wimbledon’s point of view. , When Johnson got up to loop a header from the cross of Nahiki Wales over his own helpless goalkeeper Nathan Bishop.
Bloom Field: We’re not yet the ultimate product
Luton Boss Matt Bloom Field:
“We are happy to win. We are a ready group and we are adding a lot of bodies. We are on the final product journey, but we are not there yet. It’s clear.
“We still want to get better in the upper third of the pitch. We have reached a lot and we were not quite medical. Now I have a lot in my mind. But we will be happy to start winning.
“We are still smashing the puzzle, and we will get better as the weather goes.”
Jackson: a hard to take
AFC Wimbledon Boss Johnny Jackson:
“I am messing up for players and supporters. Thus it was cruel to lose the game. This is the lucky purpose from their point of view.
“I thought we had defended the magnificent and there was a good structure and shape about us. They could not go through us. It was difficult to lose their lives below the bar.”
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Ryan Johnson’s unfortunate goal made Luton Town ahead of his league One opener against AFC Wimbledon
Former Luton Town captain Tom Lockier on Sky Sports Football:
“In the last two years, we really didn’t have this luck. You will not win soon, though it will come. You want to play fluid football, but Wimbledon brought a game plans and implemented it very well.
“Once Kauli Wudro got behind and you got his fate a little. It is three points and it makes the hair rolling.”
Former Luton Town Player Curtis Davis on Sky Sports Football:
“Now there are Luton big dogs in this league. They are undergoing before, but now everyone will come here to get their skull.
“AFC Wimbledon will be built on defense and it will be a lot. Matt Bloomfield will have to find a way, and it will be able to eat to think about how to go ahead.”
Former Wimbledon Player Pair Macanf on Sky Sports Football:
“AFC Wimbledon will be very disappointed. He defended the team completely. He was brilliant. Ryan Johnson was one of the best players in the pitch, so it is unfortunate for that.
“Despite the results, Johnny Jackson will have many positives to get out of this game.”
