The win extended Nathan Jones' side's gap from the relegation to a solid 14 points, consolidating the club's aims of maintaining their spot in the second-tier for two seasons in a row.Another tricky fixture sees the Hatters travel to the capital on Wednesday evening, when they face off against Thomas Frank's Brentford side.Since returning to the Championship, Luton have lost twice - most notably, a 7-0 hammering away from home - and won once against the Bees, and were comfortably defeated 3-0 in their last meeting back in late October.Meanwhile, the Hatters continue to assess possible recruitment in the January transfer window, with the need to add depth to the squad particularly pressing in a season that has seen injury pile-ups occur throughout the division.The last name to be linked with a move to Kenilworth Road is Swindon Town midfielder Scott Twine, and it sounds like there could be plenty of competition for the promising player.Here's our rundown of all the latest news and transfer gossip involving Luton and the rest of the Championship:

1. Cardiff sign League Two goal-machine
Cardiff City have completed the signing of striker Max Watters from Crawley Town. He had scored 16 goals in 19 games for the Reds this season before sealing his move to the Bluebirds. (Club website) Photo: GLYN KIRK

2. Swans close in on Morris
Swansea are understood to be closing in on Seattle Sounders forward Jordan Morris. The USA international is set to join the Swans on loan, while a similar move for Aston Villa's Conor Hourihane could also be struck. (BBC Sport) Photo: Emilee Chinn

3. Villa want Cherries star
Aston Villa could be set to launch a move for Bournemouth midfielder David Brooks this month. The former Sheffield United starlet is believed to be the Premier League side's top transfer target this month. (Mirror) Photo: Naomi Baker

4. Deng addresses transfer talk
QPR goalkeeper Seny Dieng has admitted he's "honoured" to have been linked with both Arsenal and Leeds United. The Swiss stopper has kept five clean sheets so far this season. (Sport Witness) Photo: Lewis Storey

