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.
17. Oldham Athletic - Pts: 51
With Graeme Sharp signing from Everton, Oldham always had a goal threat, scoring 63, thanks to 12 from their new addition, as although they were breached 67 times, the Latics managed to pick up 14 wins, only losing five matches at home. They beat champions Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday too, finishing well clear of the drop zone under the guidance of Joe Royle. Photo: Getty Images
18. Norwich City - Pts: 45pts
A decent start to the season saw the Canaries sitting 13th in the table midway through March. They then lost seven of their last eight, with just one draw to finish three points clear of relegation, manager Dave Stringer resigning one day before the final game. Robert Fleck still managed to bag 11 goals though. Photo: Getty Images
19. Coventry City - Pts: 44
A poor start to the season saw manager Terry Butcher sacked in January as Don Howe took over and just about kept Coventry up. The Sky Blues finished fourth bottom, two points above the Hatters, despite failing to score in 11 of their final 16 fixtures, taking their place in the inaugural Premier League. Photo: Shaun Botterill
20. Luton Town - Pts: 42
The Hatters had their 10-year stint in the top flight ended as for the fourth year running, their battle to survive went down to the final day. Needing a win to stay up, Luton, for whom Mick Harford top-scored with 12, couldn't repeat their previous heroics, beaten 2-1 by already relegated Notts County to miss out on the Premier League. Photo: Getty Images