Going into the match, the Hatters needed to win to avoid the drop, while their hosts required only a draw to send David Pleat's men back down to Division Two after just one season in the top flight. What happened next is etched in the memories of all Luton supporters, and football fans in general, as with four minutes remaining, Raddy Antic fired home from the edge of the box to win it for Town, ensuring the visitors stayed up. Below, the Luton News takes a special look at just who took to the field for Town that day.
1. Tony Godden
Stopper had signed on loan from West Bromwich Albion, replacing Jake Findlay for the 3-1 defeat against Sunderland in March. Played the final 12 games, keeping two clean sheets, one of them crucially coming at Maine Road.
2. Kirk Stephens
Full back was a big part of Town's first season in the top flight, playing 40 times for the Hatters, including a brief spell in goal during Luton's 3-3 draw at Liverpool earlier in the campaign.
3. Clive Goodyear
Defender made 35 appearances for Town in the season, scoring twice, including the winner in a 1-0 triumph over bitter rivals Watford during December.
4. Brian Horton
Skipper led the Hatters to Division One safety at Maine Road, only missing two games during the season. Scored four times as well, including one from the penalty spot as Birmingham were defeated 3-1.