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Ten years after joining Luton: John Still with former Luton boss David Pleat (right) and Town Chairman David Wilkinson (left) and CEO Gary Sweet (second from the left)
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7 things we learned from Luton 1 Swansea 0

March 6, 2023 James Cunliffe 1

Luton did the double over Swansea this season with a 1-0 win at Kenilworth Road on Saturday in a game that was far more eventful than the scoreline suggests. Here are our takeaways from the […]

Carlton Morris
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7 things we learned from Birmingham 0 Luton 1

February 27, 2023 Kevin Harper 27

Luton got back to winning ways when they ground out a hard-fought 1-0 win over bogey team Birmingham at St Andrew’s on Saturday afternoon. Here are our takeaways from the match. Drameh looks a stress-free […]

Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu
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6 things we learned from Luton 0 Burnley 1

February 20, 2023 James Cunliffe 5

Luton suffered a 1-0 defeat to league leaders Burnley on Saturday in a scoreline which barely scratched the surface of what went on, though there was plenty to show Town’s best sides. Here are our […]

Jordan Clark
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6 things we learned from Preston North End 1 Luton 1

February 16, 2023 Kevin Harper Comments Off on 6 things we learned from Preston North End 1 Luton 1

Luton came away from Deepdale disappointed with a 1-1 draw from a contest they dominated from start to finish last night. Here are our takeaways from the game. Classy Clark continues to excel There is […]

Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu
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6 things we learned from Wigan 0 Luton 2

January 24, 2023 Kevin Harper Comments Off on 6 things we learned from Wigan 0 Luton 2

Luton Town returned to winning ways in the Championship when they came out on top in a third meeting against Wigan Athletic in quick succession on Saturday afternoon. Here are our takeaways from the 2-0 […]

Cauley Woodrow
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5 things we learned from Wigan 1 Luton 2 in the FA Cup

January 19, 2023 Kevin Harper 2

The Hatters set up an FA Cup fourth-round meeting with Grimsby Town when they saw off Wigan Athletic 2-1 in the third-round replay at the DW Stadium on Tuesday evening. Here are our takeaways from […]

Keeper Ethan Horvath, Dan Potts and Amari'i Bell disappointed after West Brom's equaliser
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5 things we learned from Luton 2 West Brom 3

January 16, 2023 James Cunliffe 1

Luton saw a two-goal lead wiped out by an in-form West Brom side that have risen from relegation contenders to Championship play-off pretenders. Here are our takeaways from the game. Home discomforts continue Caveats can […]

Rob Edwards celebrates in front of the Luton fans
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5 things we learned from QPR 0 Luton 3

December 30, 2022 Kevin Harper 3

Luton Town completed a six-point Christmas week when they secured a first double over Queens Park Rangers in almost 40 years with a 3-0 victory at Loftus Road last night. Here are our takeaways from […]

Amari'i Bell
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5 things we learned from Middlesbrough 2 Luton 1

December 12, 2022 Kevin Harper Comments Off on 5 things we learned from Middlesbrough 2 Luton 1

Luton began a new era under manager Rob Edwards with a 2-1 defeat away to Middlesbrough on Saturday as the Championship returned from a four-week World Cup break. Here are our takeaways from the game. […]

Nathan Jones applauding Luton fans before his 300th game in charge of Luton
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Opinion: Panto’s here as Saints await but is it Jones’ last Luton hurrah… at Stoke?

November 8, 2022 James Cunliffe 2

Is tonight the end of the Nathan Jones era before he rides off into the Premier League sunset on the Southampton coast, or will there be an unlikely twist in the tale? One thing is […]

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