With Luton reaching the Premier League after winning the Championship play-off final recently, it means the Hatters will be facing some of the biggest clubs in English football once more this season.
It’s not the first time Town have been a top flight side though, going up on three other occasions in their history during the 1950s, 1970s and 1980s, their last season back in the 1991-92 campaign, then known as Division One, just over 30 years ago.
The Luton News has taken a look back at the last time the Hatters beat the other 19 Premier League teams away from Kenilworth Road when they were a top flight side, and to find out when that was, check out the gallery below.
1. Dec 26, 1959: Arsenal 0 Luton Town 3
The Hatters ran out comfortable winners at Highbury over 60 years ago, a victory orchestrated by Billy Bingham. His corner set up Tony Gregory (pictured) to score with a fine drive on 37 minutes. After the break, Bingham and Allan Brown combined for Gregory's second, as late on, Gordon Turner tapped into an empty net to make it 3-0. Photo: Hatters Heritage
2. Mar 9, 1991: Aston Villa 1 Luton Town 2
Luton were in front at Villa Park when defender Derek Mountfield headed past his own keeper, as Mark Pembridge (pictured) netted his first goal for the club with a brilliant volley. Tony Cascarino halved the deficit, before Alec Chamberlain saved David Platt’s penalty to ensure the points went back to Bedfordshire. Photo: Hatters Heritage
3. Bournemouth
Luton have never met Bournemouth in a top flight encounter. Photo: Steve Bardens
