Speaking after the game, Hatters boss Nathan Jones said: “They’re (wins after a bad result) the best ones and this is a difficult place to come. They’re a good side, they cause you real problems, they’ve got youth, athleticism, they play in a certain way, but we wanted to start better than we did the other day.
“We worked solidly on a start and we couldn't have asked for anything better.We had a few little chances when we got into our front ones, we caused real problems and I thought we created more.
“(Simon) Sluga had one real save to make, but I thought we created the more opportunities, without clear-cut chances.
“It was a tight game, a difficult game, we worked, dug in late on, we probably could have broken to win 2-0 because it wasn't a foul (on Harry Cornick) but absolutely really proud of them as we don't want to go back-to-back defeats.
He continued: “We had a tough lesson on Saturday (in the 3-2 loss to West Brom), but they've come back and bounced back absolutely magnificently.
“They invert, they play a bit unorthodox, so it’s very difficult, but the work-rate and what I get from them, and I gave them a bit of a rocket at the weekend but they deserve all the accolades they’re going to get from tonight.
“It’s another wonderful win away from home and I’m just so proud of them.”
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5. Silva says Seri stays
Fulham boss Marco Silva has revealed £20m midfielder Jean Michael Seri has informed him he wishes to stay at the club, amid reports the player could leave this summer. The Cottagers have got the season off to a strong start, beating both Millwall and Huddersfield Town. (West London Sport) Photo: Jacques Feeney
6. Boro close in on Dutch winger
Middlesbrough look to be closing in on a move for Heerenveen winger Mitchell Van Bergen, with reports suggesting the two parties are close to agreeing a fee. The 21-year-old, formerly of Vitesse, was booked extensively at youth level for the Netherlands. (Football Insider) Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos
7. Serie A side tipped for late Berge bid
Napoli have been tipped to make a late move for Sheffield United's £22m midfielder Sander Berge towards the end of the transfer window. Reports from Italy suggest the Blades are keen to sell rather than loan, in order to secure a financial boost. (Sport Witness) Photo: Alex Pantling
8. Forest make offer for Cannon
Nottingham Forest and a second, unnamed Championship club are said to have both made loan-to-buy offers for USA international Reggie Cannon. The 23-year-old Boavista ace, who joined the club for around £2.5m in last year, has been capped 22 times by his country. (90min) Photo: John McCoy