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10th October 1999

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Sunday Mirror

LUCK TURNS FOR RITCHIE

OLDHAM 2 LUTON 1

Basement side Oldham's second win of the season lifted them to fourth from bottom.

And delighted boss Andy Ritchie insisted: "We've finally got the luck that has been deserting us.

"I had a real go at the players at half-time and there were no nouns, just expletives.''

Oldham took the lead in the 66th minute through David McNiven.

Luton came back to equalise through substitute Neil Midgeley with five minutes to go, but Mark Allott headed a dramatic winner in the last minute to take his tally to five for the season.

From the Press Association

OLDHAM ATHLETIC 2 LUTON TOWN 1

Bottom-of-the-table Oldham picked up only their second win of the season but they often lived dangerously in a match full of end-to-end entertainment.
Luton twice hit the woodwork through teenager Matthew Taylor before the home side took the lead in the 66th minute.
David McNiven raced clear after beating an offside trap to slot home his first goal of the season.
But the home side hit back to equalise after 85 minutes.
Keeper Gary Kelly raced too far off his line and Luton substitute Neil Midgeley pounced on the error to stroke the ball into an empty net.
But Oldham were not to be denied and top scorer Mark Allott headed the winner in the 90th minute fir his fourth goal of the season.

OLDHAM ATHLETIC 2 LUTON TOWN 1
Bottom-of-the-table Oldham picked up only their second win of the season but they often lived dangerously in a match full of end-to-end entertainment. Luton twice hit the woodwork through teenager Matthew Taylor before the home side took the lead in the 66th minute. David McNiven raced clear after beating an offside trap to slot home his first goal of the season. But the home side hit back to equalise after 85 minutes. Keeper Gary Kelly raced too far off his line and Luton substitute Neil Midgeley pounced on the error to stroke the ball into an empty net. But Oldham were not to be denied and top scorer Mark Allott headed the winner in the 90th minute fir his fourth goal of the season.

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