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HATTERS ARE PICKED OFF BY CHERRIES

By Cal Thompson

CHASE: Luton Town’s Harry Cornick, left, and Bournemouth’s Jack Simpson battle for the ball and, inset, tempers flare
PICTURE: PA Images

STAR MAN PHILLIP BILLING Bournemouth

JOY: Bournemouth’s Philip Billing celebrates

LUTON Town’s poor run of form continued as they were thrashed at a much- changed Bournemouth.
Dominic Solanke ended a year-long wait to score his first Bournemouth goal as the Premier League strugglers picked up a morale-boosting win, with Phillip Billing and substitute Callum Wilson also on target as the Cherries eased past...

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