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.
17. Nov 9, 1985: Spurs 1 Luton Town 3
Luton picked up a first win at White Hart Lane since 1948 as they took advantage of an under-par display from Tottenham. Mick Harford and Brian Stein scored Town's first two goals, Ricky Hill sealing victory with a powerful strike. Photo: Hatters Heritage
18. Aug 24, 1985: West Ham 0 Luton Town 1
A splendid performance from Hatters keeper Andy Dibble paved the way for Luton to triumph, as they bagged the only goal when Brian Stein was fouled by Ray Stewart in the area and Mick Harford netted the resulting penalty. Photo: Hatters Heritage
19. Jan 21 1984: Wolves 1 Luton 2
Up against bottom side Wolves, Garry Parker netted from close range to put the Hatters 1-0 up. Luton born John Pender equalised for the hosts against the run of play, but Town emerged triumphant thanks to Paul Walsh's instinctive overhead kick in the closing stages. Photo: Hatters Heritage