BOLTON, England (Interstat) — Shayden Morris scored in the third minute of second-half stoppage time Saturday to give Luton Town a 3-2 victory over Bolton Wanderers in a League One match at Toughsheet Community Stadium.

The win lifted Luton to 21 wins, 14 losses and 10 draws in the competition, while Bolton fell to 19 wins, nine losses and 12 draws. Across all competitions, Luton now stands at 23 wins, 18 losses and 13 draws, and Bolton at 20 wins, 10 losses and 14 draws.

Jordi Osei-Tutu opened the scoring for Bolton in the 20th minute, finishing a chance that gave the home side an early advantage. Luton equalized deep into first-half stoppage time when Ibrahim Cissoko scored in the third minute of added time, sending the teams level at the break.

Hakeem Odoffin put Luton ahead in the 62nd minute, but the lead did not last long. Bolton pushed for an equalizer and appeared to have salvaged a point when the match entered stoppage time. However, Morris, a substitute, struck in the 93rd minute to secure all three points for the visitors.

Morris’ goal was the decisive moment in a contest that featured several bookings. The first yellow card came in the 13th minute to Bolton’s Max Conway. Liam Walsh of Luton was cautioned in the 35th minute. Cissoko received a yellow in the 60th minute, followed by two bookings in the 63rd minute: Luton’s Chris Forino-Joseph and Bolton’s Kasey Palmer. Josh Sheehan of Bolton was shown a yellow in the 78th minute, and Luton substitute Dave Van Den Berg was booked in the 88th minute.

Van Den Berg also provided an assist on one of Luton’s goals. Jordan Clark, another substitute for Luton, also scored, while Osei-Tutu’s goal for Bolton came from his position as a defender. Morris, the match-winner, entered the game as a substitute and made the difference with his late strike.

The result continued Luton’s strong run of form. In their previous five matches, the team had recorded a 2-1 win over Barnsley on April 25, a 1-0 loss at Chelsea on April 25, a 2-0 victory at Rotherham United on April 21, a 2-2 draw at Mansfield Town on April 18 and a 2-1 win at Northampton Town on April 15. The only other meeting between the two sides this season was a 1-1 draw at Bolton on Nov. 29, 2025.

Bolton entered the match having drawn 1-1 at Bradford City on April 25, drawn 3-3 at home with Field Town on April 18, beaten Stevenage 5-1 at home on April 14, lost 2-0 at Cardiff City on April 11 and drawn 2-2 at home with Stockport County on April 6.

The match was played before a crowd at Toughsheet Community Stadium under clear skies.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Bolton Wanderers 1, Luton Town 1. Interstat’s ELO system gave Bolton a 70.70 percent probability to win.