‘Exclusive’The midfielder for the Hatters said Town was too “nicey-nicey,” and the Villa loss has made him feel “sick.”

Midfielder Jordan Clark expressed deep disappointment following Luton Town’s 3-2 loss to Aston Villa in the Premier League, admitting to feeling physically ill after conceding a last-minute goal. The first half saw Luton trailing 2-0, with Ollie Watkins of Aston Villa securing two goals. However, Luton sparked a spirited comeback in the second half, with Tahith Chong and Carlton Morris quickly equalizing. Despite their efforts, Villa secured the victory with a late goal, leaving Luton with their fourth consecutive loss.

Clark lamented the recurring pattern of conceding early goals and the subsequent need to chase games. He emphasized the importance of addressing individual errors and improving quickly as the team’s chances of staying in the league were diminishing. Clark criticized the team’s lackluster performance in the first half, noting a departure from their usual attacking style and ineffective pressing.

Clark acknowledged the disappointment of not capitalizing on home games and the team’s current losing streak in the league. He highlighted the need for a reaction and a change in mentality to avoid further losses. Despite the defeat, Clark found solace in the fact that other relegation rivals also faltered in their matches.

Looking ahead, Clark emphasized the importance of focusing on the next game and working on improvements as a team. He recognized the need to address issues and refine their approach to secure better results in upcoming matches.