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Ex-City Favourite Wells Stars as Reds Loanee Stokes Suffers Wembley Loss
Thousands of Stockport fans are heading to Wembley as County chase their first EFL Trophy title in the club’s 143-year history.
- Luton Town FC defeated Stockport County FC 3-1 in the EFL Trophy Final at Wembley Stadium today, with striker Nahki Wells scoring twice to secure the title.
- Stockport took an 11th-minute lead through Adama Sidibeh, but Emilio Lawrence equalized in the 22nd minute before Wells struck in the 39th minute to put Luton ahead.
- Manager Jack Wilshere earned his first honor in his debut season as Luton's manager; the victory marked the club's 10th Wembley appearance, joining memories of their 1988 League Cup win.
- The victory provides momentum for Luton's League One promotion push after successive relegations, while Stockport's Wembley record remains bleak with only one win in seven trips.
- Dubbed 'El Hatico' for their shared nicknames, the fixture underscored a lopsided rivalry; Stockport has not defeated Luton in 18 matches since 1968.
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hampshirechronicle.co.ukNahki Wells scores twice as Luton beat Stockport to win EFL Trophy
Stockport had taken an early lead through Adama Sidibeh but Luton came out on top with a 3-1 victory.
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