Hatters Headlines
Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield Wednesday and Luton Town.
Hatters boss Graeme Jones gave his thoughts on the 1-0 defeat at Hillsborough this evening, believing his side are making progress with each game despite suffering a third successive Sky Bet Championship loss by a single goal.
Luton suffered a third successive defeat for the first time since April 2016 in League Two, as a defensive mistake cost them early in the second half for a third match in a row.
Luton suffered their third consecutive defeat in the Championship as they were beaten 1-0 by Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough this evening.
Luton boss Graeme Jones wasn’t about to make any excuses for the crazy Championship schedule as his side approach their fifth game of the season this evening at Sheffield Wednesday.
Playing Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup last season means that there will be no shock for the Hatters when heading to Hillsborough this evening, according to Luton boss Graeme Jones.
Town stopper Simon Sluga has been backed to become a ‘top goalkeeper’ in the Championship for the Hatters by boss Graeme Jones.
Jacob Butterfield’s return to Hillsborough will not be filled with fond memories after a he experienced a difficult season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday.
Luton boss Graeme Jones believes there is much more to come from midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe after his impressive start to life at Kenilworth Road.
Luton boss Graeme Jones was disappointed that his early double substitution made during Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to West Bromwich Albion didn’t quite have the desired effect he had hoped for.
Graeme Jones was not in the mood to give credit to a good strike and a deflection for West Bromwich Albion’s two goals on Saturday – instead insisting his Luton side should have done better to stop both shots.
Luton Town boss Graeme Jones on the West Brom defeat at Kenilworth Road.
Luton Town lost in the league at home for the first time since March 2018, as five minutes of madness cost them dearly against an experienced West Bromwich Albion side this afternoon.
West Brom’s half time substitute Grady Diangana scored a six-minute brace immediately after his introduction to turn the tables on Town to end a 17-month, 28-game unbeaten league streak at Kenilworth Road.
Hatters fans have been urged to play their part for the entire season by captain Sonny Bradley and manager Graeme Jones.
Town chief Graeme Jones believes that West Bromwich Albion have sobered up to life in the Championship ahead of their trip to Kenilworth Road this afternoon.
New Luton loan signing Izzy Brown is determined to show West Bromwich Albion he made the right decision to leave them earlier in his career.
Watch to find out how Luton Town Football club successfully made its way back into the English Football Championship League after 12 years.
Hatters chief Graeme Jones expects summer signing Callum McManaman to hit his best form for the Hatters during the next few weeks.
