Luton Town welcome fiercest rivals Watford to Kenilworth Road on Saturday for their first derby match on home soil with fans present in 17 years.
Over their history, the Hatters have entertained the Hornets 62 times in Bedfordshire, with 37 victories to their name.
The Luton News has taken a look at 16 of the best triumphs for the hosts and to check them out, see the special gallery below.
13. May 2, 1988: Luton 2 Watford 1
With Luton having just won the Littlewoods Cup by beating Arsenal at Wembley, this was the first home game that followed, meaning Town got to parade the trophy in front of their own fans against their fierce rivals, soon to be relegated out of Division One. David Oldfield gave Luton the lead, as after a Marvin Johnson own goal, Danny Wilson won it from the penalty spot. Photo: Hatters Heritage
14. Nov 29, 1992: Luton 2 Watford 0
With Luton struggling in the new Division One, they were able to climb off the bottom of the table with what was a maiden home win of the campaign at the ninth attempt. A terrific diving header from Ian Benjamin, his first goal for the club, set them on their way, before, on a mud bath of a pitch, Scott Oakes set off on a run from his own half to pick out the bottom corner and seal victory. Photo: Hatters Heritage
15. Aug 14, 1993: Luton 2 Watford 1
A bad tempered second tier affair saw the visitors reduced to nine men as both Barry Ashby and Jason Drysdale were sent off. Paul Telfer scored from close range, with Kerry Dixon adding a terrific second, the victory Luton's last over their sworn enemies at Kenilworth Road with a crowd present. Photo: Hatters Heritage
16. Apr 17, 2021: Luton 1 Watford 0
Luton finally ended their long wait to face and beat the Hornets on home soil in this Championship encounter. Late on, Elijah Adebayo won a penalty after being fouled by keeper Daniel Bachmann, as James Collins came off the bench to fire home from the spot with his first touch. Kiko Femenia was sent off for Watford, who then saw Andre Gray's equaliser disallowed, with the only down side being no fans allowed to attend due to Covid restrictions. Photo: Liam Smith