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Lewis O’Brien has also returned to training after recovering from a hip injury but it remains unclear whether the midfielder will be involved. Both have since returned to training but Friday’s game will come too soon. Midfielder Luke Berry could feature following a knee problem but goalkeepers James Shea and Jed Steer remain sidelined, along with defender Gabe Osho (hamstring).

The first leg of a huge Championship play-off semi-final is this evening's 7:45pm kick off with Carlos Corberan's side hopeful of taking a good result into ...

Blocked, and deflected out for a corner on the right. Jerome heads it behind for ANOTHER corner on the left. Luton come into the box again with a high ball but Nicholls claims. All level at the break. Big second 45 to come. Holmes takes long and it's again won by a defender. 53 - Town corner Nodded behind for a corner on the left, which Lees will take. Holmes chucks it in, but it's cleared. Goal kick. It will be fascinating to see how it pans out. 88 - Town corner

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And now, after back to back to back promotions in 2017, 2018 and 2019, Luton Town is knocking on the door of the Premier League. The thought of Premier League giants like Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool coming to the world famous Oak Road away end, is entirely surreal. The sheer relief for Luton to be promoted back to the Football League was immense, especially after consistently falling short in the play-offs. As older Luton Town fans will recall, the club was one of the founding members of the Premier League, but unfortunately were relegated the season before the big kick off. Luton Town was on the news for the wrong reasons. The dizzying heights and the horrific lows of the English football pyramid.

Two of the Championship's surprise packages in 2021/22 meet on Friday evening for the first leg of their play-off semi-final as Luton Town host Huddersfield ...

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Hello and welcome to our coverage of the start of the Championship play-offs! Luton, who finished sixth, will be desperate for a good result at home against a Huddersfield side in terrifying form, winning their final four matches as they finished third in the table. Corberan has gone for a body-warmer on the touchline. Huddersfield have made a change at wing-back at the break. Sinani swings a devillish cross in from the right. A familiar pattern is emerging; you get the sense that Huddersfield would do a lot more damage were they given the possession Luton have enjoyed. Not from this delivery, which whizzes clear of a packed penalty area and out for a Huddersfield throw-in in a dangerous area, from which they win another corner. Luton clear the initial corner from Huddersfield's right at the near post. This was a patient performance from the Terriers, scoring a splendid goal on the break, absorbing Luton pressure and dominating the ball as the game went on. Perhaps tellingly, Huddersfield have had two-thirds of the possession in this half so far. They're about to take their seventh corner of the game. This match saw a brilliant scrap of a different kind as Huddersfield drew first blood through Danel Sinani before Sonny Bradley levelled the scores.

Sonny Bradley scored as Luton Town drew 1-1 against Huddersfield Town in the Sky Bet Championship play-off semi-final first leg.

Danny Ward saw his effort deflected out for a corner, with the Hatters eventually clearing their lines. After a strong period of possession, Town would find themselves level on the half-hour mark. James Bree kept his place, after he returned to Town’s line-up against the Royals on Saturday. The only change was on the substitutes bench, as Peter Kioso came in for Admiral Muskwe.