Luton are back in the top division of English football for the first time in over 30 years next season, after winning promotion to the Premier League by beating Coventry City in the Championship play-off final.
The 1991-92 campaign was the last time the Hatters were in the top flight, or Division One as it was then know, as Town were relegated on the final day, just before it was rebranded to what it is more commonly known as today.
The Luton News takes a look back at just how the table finished that term.
9. Sheffield United - Pts: 57
Recovered from two wins from 15 and being bottom in November to climb well clear of safety and eventually up to ninth under Dave Bassett, Brian Deane scoring 12 goals, as the Blades did the double over fierce rivals Sheffield Wednesday. Photo: Getty Images
10. Crystal Palace - Pts: 57pts
Despite losing highly-rated striker Ian Wright for a club record fee to Arsenal, led by forward Mark Bright, who bagged 17 goals in the league, Palace boss Steve Coppell took his side to 10th in the table. Photo: Ben Radford
11. Queens Park Rangers - Pts: 54
Rangers, with Gerry Francis in the dug-out, managed to navigate their way to a safe place of 11th, with the most draws in the division, 18 collected in total. Powerful striker Les Ferdinand scored 11 goals, but the highlight was a 4-1 win at Manchester United, Dennis Bailey stunning Old Trafford with a hat-trick for the visitors. Photo: Mike Hewitt
12. Everton - Pts: 53
Despite signing Peter Beardsley from rivals Liverpool who bagged 15 goals and Rangers’ forward Mo Johnson, under Howard Kendall, Everton had their lowest finish for more than a decade. They ended up 12th, as they won 13 matches, but lost 15. Photo: Shaun Botterill