Jordan Clark sidelined for weeks with broken jaw after clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 11:28 AM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

Luton Town midfielder Jordan Clark will be unavailable for several weeks due to a broken jaw sustained in the League One match against Notts County on Saturday. Clark suffered the injury during a clash of heads with defender Darius Lipsiuc, resulting in an 11-minute delay and his eventual stretcher exit. Following surgery to repair the damage, the 32-year-old will begin a full rehabilitation program. Manager Jack Wilshere emphasized Clark's importance to the team, noting the unfortunate nature of the collision.
- •Jordan Clark broke his jaw during the League One match.
- •The injury occurred in the first half against Notts County.
- •Luton Town announced his recovery will last several weeks.
- •Clark had surgery to repair his jaw on Sunday.
- •Manager Jack Wilshere expressed the team's concern for Clark.
- 11:28 AMYahoo Sports — Luton's Clark ruled out for 'weeks' with broken jaw
"Luton Town midfielder Jordan Clark to miss "a number of weeks" with a broken jaw sustained in the League One match with Notts County on Saturday.
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