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26 Dec 2025
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26 Dec 2025
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Luton racked up their biggest win of the season as they thrashed a woeful Wycombe 4-0 at Kenilworth Road.
The Hatters had the lead on seven minutes when Gideon Kodua, who was on loan with the Chairboys last season, saw his shot go through Will Norris and into the net.
Cohen Bramall headed Kodua’s cross narrowly wide, as Sam Bell saw his cross-shot parried away by Josh Keeley, while Kodua curled just off target.
Nahki Wells’ shot was tipped behind by Norris, as Lamine Fanne’s attempt beat Norris but not Dan Casey on the line.
Jordan Clark volleyed over as Town had their second a minute before half-time, Anders Hagelskjaer’s backpass out of Norris’s reach allowing Kodua to walk the ball into the net.
After the break, Fanne lashed over from 20 yards before Luton made it 3-0 on 70 minutes, Clark rifling into the net from eight yards.
Town then had a fourth on 78 minutes when substitute Shayden Morris went through to score with his second touch and seal a comprehensive victory.
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