Victor Moses made an immediate impact in his debut for Luton Town during their 2-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday, leaving fans and manager Rob Edwards impressed. The 33-year-old former Chelsea and Liverpool winger joined Luton on a free transfer and was introduced late in the match with the score tied at 1-1. Moses quickly demonstrated his quality, delivering dangerous crosses from the right wing and contributing to the build-up of Luton’s winning goal. His well-timed pass found Alfie Doughty, whose cross set up Carlton Morris for the decisive goal.
After the match, Moses expressed his delight on social media, thanking fans for their warm reception and celebrating the team’s important victory. Rob Edwards praised Moses’ influence, noting how his presence on the pitch provided Luton with the width and creativity needed to break down Sheffield Wednesday’s defense.
Fans were also quick to commend Moses’ performance on social media, with many excited to see more of the winger in future matches, including their upcoming fixture against Plymouth Argyle.
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