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TOP HATTERS ARE FIVE-STAR

ROUND-UP By David Lawrence

AN impressive 2,066 fans crammed into Top Field to see Luton Town secure a 5-0 win at Hitchin Town in a testimonial for legendary former Canaries player and manager Mark Burke.
Jordan Clark headed in a Liam Walsh cross to hand the Hatters a 13th-minute lead and the same player doubled the advantage just after the half-hour with a fierce shot off the upright.
Other than an effort from a trialist that flew wide of the target, all the action was in the Hitchin area and keeper Tyler McGregor did well.
The second half saw Nahki Wells head in a third for the vis...

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