Luton fed their illusions of returning after 31 years in English football’s top flight after qualifying for the promotion playoff final on May 27 at Wembley, with their rivals Middlesbrough-Coventry victorious. If the goal is achieved, it will be his debut in the Premier League, held since 1992, because it was that year when he was relegated from the elite.
Lost the first leg 2-1, Luton came from behind in the semi-final against Sunderland with two first-half goals. He leveled the tie at 1-0 with gabriel osho in the 10th minute, after a series of rejections inside the area, and the captain’s 2-0 Tom Lockyer, upside down, He reached the brink of respite between the apotheosis of his fans and the gesture of disappointment from his opponent.
Rent didn’t go far before the break as Luke O’Nien saved a goal from the edge of the line and as goalkeeper Patterson showed his reflexes in another local chance.
Sunderland have not been promoted since 2017
Luton dominated Sunderland who suffered their first defeat in the last eleven games despite their late offensive. In 2017 it was his last year in the Premier. To return, you still have to wait for at least one more course.
Luton await a rival in the Wembley final, set for May 27, for Wednesday’s match between Middlesbrough and Coventry, who drew 0-0 in the first leg.
Burnley and Sheffield United were promoted directly to the Premier by finishing first and second in the Championship.
Source: La Verdad
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