Luton Town began life in the Premier League with a disappointing 4-1 at Brighton and Hove Albion, though there were still opportunities to take some positivity from a game which the Hatters hand five debuts to summer signings, Thomas Kaminski, Mads Andersen, Issa Kaboré, Tahith Chong and Ryan Giles.
Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu as made history as the only footballer to ever play in all five top divisions of English football for the same club, while Carlton Morris’ 81st minute penalty put him in the Hatters history books as the clubs first ever scorer in the Premier League.
And with 3,000 Town supporters making a din throughout at the Amex Stadium it was still a day to remember.
Here are photos from the milestone day taken by Liam Smith.
Carlton Morris celebrates his and Luton’s first ever goal in the Premier League, but his penalty proved a mere consolation. Photo by Liam Smith 
Marvelous Nakamba holds off a challenge 
Debutant Issa Kabore is put under pressure by Brighton’s press. Photo by Liam Smith 
Tahith Chong tussles for the ball 
Elijah Adebayo gets crowded out by Albion players 
Alfie Doughty applauds the travelling Town fans 
Boss Rob Edwards gives instructions from the touchline 
Issa Kaboré bursts down the wing 
Joao Pedro sends Thomas Kaminski the wrong way from the penalty spot 
Thomas Kaminski disappointed at conceding a fourth 
Carlton Morris leads the applause for Luton’s travelling fans 
Carlton Morris goes up against Lewis Dunk 
Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu is furious with himself for the mistake that led to Brighton’s third goal 
Luton’s penalty came from a VAR decision 
Brighton keeper Jason Steele consoles Luton stopper Thomas Kaminski, striker Carlton Morris and Jacob Brown after the final whistle
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