Luton Town

Luton Town boss Nathan Jones was bursting with pride after leading Luton Town to promotion from League Two this afternoon.

Luton Town boss Nathan Jones has named an unchanged side for today's potential promotion-clinching clash at Carlisle United.

A fear of losing their place in the side is driving the Hatters players on this season according to striker Danny Hylton.

Luton chief Nathan Jones is looking to continue his unbeaten ways at Brunton Park when the Hatters face Carlisle United this afternoon.

Although on paper, Carlisle still have a slim chance of making the League Two play-offs, in reality, the Cumbrians are preparing for another season in League Two next year.

Town’s longest serving player Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu believes that the club is in a completely different place to when he first joined back in November 2013.

Hatters midfielder Alan McCormack has been praised by boss Nathan Jones for his undoubted impact since coming back into the side recently.

Luton Town chief Nathan Jones insisted having five players selected for the EFL and PFA League Two Team of the Season was a fair reflection, despite the claims of Accrington striker Billy Kee this week.

Hatters boss Nathan Jones has urged his side to take their chance and seal promotion at the first attempt on Saturday.

Personal milestones are of no major concern to Hatters striker Danny Hylton as he wants to make sure he is playing League One football next term.

Town boss Nathan Jones was quick to talk up on-loan midfielder Andrew Shinnie’s efforts for the club this season.

Luton Town have announced that Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division side Crawley Green will play their home games at The Brache training ground from next season.

Hatters attacker Elliot Lee is continuing to sparkle at the point of the diamond according to Town chief Nathan Jones.

Hatters midfielder Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu was relieved to finally be celebrating his first goal of the season after slamming home a netbuster against Crewe Alexandra on Saturday.

Luton Town head to Carlisle United this weekend knowing that a win will see them playing League One football next season.

Hatters’ players are going to be watching from afar to see if promotion to League One is secured this evening according to midfielder Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu.

Luton Town have had five players named in the PFA League Two Team of the Year announced this morning.