Luton’s goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski issued a heartfelt apology to his teammates following his early dismissal during their Championship match against Portsmouth. The Belgian shot-stopper found himself in hot water after receiving two quick yellow cards for time-wasting, ultimately leaving Luton with 10 men on the field for the majority of the game.

Kaminski, who had made crucial saves earlier in the match, misjudged a challenge outside his box and was sent off with 34 minutes played. Despite the setback, Luton displayed great resilience in defense to secure a hard-fought goalless draw and earn their first point of the season.

Taking to Instagram after the match, Kaminski expressed his regret for his sending off but praised his team for their fighting spirit. He also thanked the traveling fans for their unwavering support, acknowledging the impact they have on the team’s performance.

Team captain Carlton Morris responded with a message of solidarity, emphasizing that they were all in it together despite the challenging circumstances. The incident served as a test of character for Luton, highlighting their unity and determination to overcome adversity on the field.