Victor Moses opened his goal-scoring account for Luton Town in a tough 3-1 loss to Plymouth Argyle in the EFL Championship. The 33-year-old Nigerian wing-back, who recently joined the club from Spartak Moscow, started on the bench for the third consecutive match. Despite this, Moses made a significant impact when he came on in the second half.
Plymouth got off to a flying start, with Rami Al-Hajj finishing off a slick passing move to give them the lead in just the eighth minute. Luton had their chances to get back into the game, but Plymouth’s goalkeeper Daniel Grimshaw was in inspired form, denying Elijah Adebayo with a series of fantastic saves.
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Victor Moses’s Goal
Moses entered the fray in the 58th minute, replacing the injured Mads Andersen. Plymouth then doubled their lead in the 69th minute through Ibrahim Cissoko’s stunning left-footed finish. However, Moses quickly responded for Luton, scoring in the 71st minute after a perfectly placed cross from Alfie Doughty.
Victor Moses almost turned the game around when he set up Joe Taylor for an equalizer, but the goal was ruled out for offside. Plymouth sealed the win in stoppage time with Cissoko’s second goal, securing their victory. See the full match report on official website of Luton Town.
