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Luton Town 1-3 Sheffield United
by Layth Yousif
at Kenilworth Road
WITH Blades fans celebrating in a corner of Kenilworth Road at the end of a hard-fought match on Saturday afternoon, a beautiful, bright rainbow suddenly appeared in this part of Bedfordshire.
Alas, the crock of gold was not to be found, but the visitors will certainly not be complaining about the three points they snaffled from lacklustre Luton, as Sheffield United grabbed only their third win of the season.
Goals from Cameron Archer, James McAtee, and Vini Souza lifted United level on points with fellow basement side Burnley.
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