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.
13. Wimbledon - Pts: 53
Three different managers for the Dons that season, two of them ex-Hatters as they began with Ray Hareford and then had Peter Withe, before Joe Kinnear was appointed. Still managed to finish in a healthy 13th thanks to the goals of John Fashanu and Robbie Earle. Photo: Getty Images
14. Chelsea - Pts: 53
Manager Ian Porterfield took over from Bobby Campbell and had seen a Blues side containing Vinnie Jones and ex-Hatter Mal Donaghy in sixth place at one point. A mere three wins in their last 15 games saw the Stamford Bridge club tumble down the table to end up in 14th, Dennis Wise finishing as top scorer. Photo: Ben Radford
15. Tottenham Hotspur - Pts: 52
Even with the 28 goals from Gary Lineker, who left that summer to join Japanese side Grampus Eight, Spurs could only finish in 15th place under Peter Shreeves, with Terry Venables having become CEO, losing 20 matches in total. Did reach Cup Winners' Cup quarter-final, losing to Feyenoord. Photo: Getty Images
16. Southampton - Pts: 52pts
Replacing former Luton player Chris Nicholl with Ian Branfoot as manager, Southampton had a certain Alan Shearer upfront as he bagged 13 league goals in his last season before a £3.6m move to Blackburn Rovers. Ex-Hatter Iain Dowie also chipped in with nine goals for the Saints, as they lost to Nottingham Forest in the Zenith Data Cup final. Photo: Getty Images