Luton go up against Wolverhampton Wanderers at Kenilworth Road this weekend looking for a first top flight victory over their opponents on home soil in 40 years.
The Hatters ran out 4-0 winners in a Division One contest back on September 17, 1983, as Paul Walsh opened the scoring in the first half, before Brian Stein, David Moss and Brian Horton found the net in the second period.
Here’s a look at the Town side that lined up under manager David Pleat on that day.
9. Paul Walsh
Opened the scoring on 21 minutes with a header, notching his second goal of the season. Went on to finish as the Hatters' top scorer, finding the net 11 times throughout the campaign, the only player to reach double figures for Town that year. Photo: Hatters Heritage
10. Frankie Bunn
Attacker contributed three goals in his 30 outings that season, including scoring in the 2-1 victory at fierce rivals Watford. Also found the net against Leicester and the 3-2 win over Notts County as well. Had a more prolific campaign the following term, with five goals in 20 appearances, before moving on to Hull City. Photo: Hatters Heritage
11. David Moss
Added a third goal midway through the second half to put the game beyond Wolves, as it was also his second of the season for the Hatters. Managed to find the net twice more, but injury saw him out for a lengthy period of time, only playing 16 matches in total. Photo: Hatters Heritage
12. Manager: David Pleat
The legendary boss had just passed the midway point of his first spell in charge of the Hatters, in what was a hugely successful time at Kenilworth Road. Not only led Luton to the top flight but kept them there as well as he ensured Town finished in 16th place that season as they remained with the big boys once more. Photo: Getty Images