Luton head to Everton this weekend looking for a first victory over their opponents at Goodison Park since winning a Division One contest 2-0 back on September 24, 1988.
That day, the Hatters came out on top thanks to second half goals from David Oldfield and Kingsley Black, eventually getting past an inspired display from Toffees goalkeeper Neville Southall.
The Luton News takes a special look at just who lined up in the Town side that day.
9. Mick Harford
The legendary striker saw his header parried away by Southall from a corner in the first half, as he couldn't find the net personally on this occasion. Link-up play was spot on though as he played his part in Luton's first goal, starting the move that eventually led with Oldfield breaking the deadlock. Managed to find the net seven times himself to end up as fourth top scorer for the Hatters. Photo: Hatters Heritage
10. Ricky Hill
After missing the first three matches of the season,, the England international went on to feature 33 times for Luton, scoring three goals, including one in the 6-1 victory over Southampton. Left in the summer after 13 years in Bedfordshire, moving to French Second Division side Le Havre. Photo: Hatters Heritage
11. Kingsley Black
One the star performers for Luton on the day as his cross was met by Wilson for Southall to save brilliantly. Had his own effort repelled by the Welsh stopper, only for Oldfield to slam home the rebound. Bagged the second as well, sent clear by Oldfield, he rounded Southall to find the net from a tight angle, going on to finish as joint top scorer with nine for the campaign. Photo: Hatters Heritage
12. Sub used: Tim Breacker
Wasn’t in the side for Luton during the first half of the season, but was back after January, as he went on to feature 22 times for the Hatters that term. Went on to play every single Division One match the following campaign though. Photo: Dan Smith