Rob Edwards’ side held on to all three points and Newcastle left with yet another defeat – making it five losses from their last six matches (all competitions). The visitors began the second-half stronger, as Anthony Gordon came close with a vicious left-footed strike – but Thomas Kaminski stood tall.Įddie Howe’s side thought they found an equaliser as Alexander Isak bundled the ball home, but after a VAR review the goal was ruled out for offside.

The remainder of the half was evenly split and Newcastle went into the break trailing thansk to an Andros Towsend strike. The Hatters came close to taking the lead in the opening five minutes as Jacob Brown’s effort struck the post.Ĭallum Wilson had multiple chances for Newcastle, but it was Luton who took the lead in the 25th minute, as Andros Townsend headed the ball home from close range.Įddie Howe mad two first-half subtitutions, as Jamal Lascelles was forced off with injury for Sven Botman and Lewis Miley was replaced by Alexander Isak. Luton started the match well and imposed themselves on the clash strongly with the home support. The home side have endured a difficult week leading up to the match, following the upsetting scenes from last weekend’s abandoned meeting with Bournemouth.Ĭlub captain, Tom Lockyer, appeared to collapse on the pitch meaning the match was no longer able to continue and the Welshman is reportedly on the mend. Luton vs Newcastle Report: Hatters Too Strong For Magpies

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