Midfielder Jordan Clark became the ninth Hatter to find the net at Wembley last month, when he scored Luton’s 11th goal at the stadium when putting Town in front during their Championship play-off final with Coventry City.
The Luton News takes a look back at just who else has been on target at the home of English football for the Hatters in this special gallery below.
1. Dave Pacey: FA Cup Final - Luton 1 Nottingham Forest 2
Luton faced Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup Final with over 100,000 in attendance on March 18, 1959. They were 2-0 behind, Roy Dwight and Tommy Wilson on target, before hitting back midway through the second half, wing half Dave Pacey becoming the first Hatter to score at the home of English football when left unmarked to turn home at the far post. Despite the Reds being down to 10 men to injury however, Town weren't able to find an equaliser. Photo: Hatters Heritage
2. Mick Harford: Simod Cup Final - Luton Town 1 Reading 4
With Luton a First Division team, the Hatters took the lead against second tier side Reading in March 1988 in the first half of the Simod Cup Final when a corner was swung in from the left and hooked back across goal for Mick Harford to score with a diving header from close range. However, the Royals hit back four times to seal a comprehensive victory. Photo: Hatters Heritage
3. Brian Stein: Littlewoods Cup Final - Luton Town 3 Arsenal 2
In April 1988, the Hatters struck first in the Littlewoods Cup Final against Arsenal at Wembley with 13 minutes on the clock. A free kick into the box was met by Mick Harford, with Steve Foster flicking on and Brian Stein clinically sidefooting past John Lukic to give Town the lead. Photo: Hatters Heritage
4. Danny Wilson: Littlewoods Cup Final - Luton Town 3 Arsenal 2
With eight minutes left and Luton now trailing 2-1, Andy Dibble having just saved Nigel Winterburn’s penalty, a ball forward saw Gunners defender Gus Caesar crucially stumble. Town took full advantage as Brian Stein’s initial shot was blocked, the forward managing to pick out Danny Wilson who headed into the net from a matter of yards and make it 2-2. Photo: Hatters Heritage