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Rob Edwards relieved to hear skipper Tom Lockyer is doing okay after Luton win

Lockyer collapsed in the early stages of the penalty shoot-out win against Coventry at Wembley.

The Independent UK

Luton’s giddy promotion fulfils long dream of returning to the elite

One half of Wembley was a sea of orange as this £170m match showed it was about more than just money for both teams

The Guardian - UK

Edwards hails Luton’s unprecedented rise to the Premier League

Manager Rob Edwards is relishing the challenge of playing the elite after Luton completed the journey from non-league to Premier League in nine years

The Guardian - UK

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Luton boss Rob Edwards' reaction speaks volumes after Tom Lockyer rushed to hospital

Luton Town skipper Tom Lockyer was taken to hospital after going down less than 10 minutes into their play-off final victory over Coventry City at Wembley Stadium

Daily Mirror

Tom Lockyer celebrates Luton promotion from hospital bed after Wembley collapse

Emotional Hatters boss Rob Edwards relieved his skipper is okay as team-mates paid tribute after scary scenes

Evening Standard

Tom Lockyer's delighted hospital bed reaction as Luton secure Premier League promotion

Luton Town beat Coventry City in a dramatic penalty shoot-out after a draw at Wembley to win promotion to the Premier League, but there was concern for captain Tom Lockyer

Daily Mirror

Luton promoted to Premier League after shootout victory against Coventry

Luton earned promotion to the Premier League after beating Coventry 6-5 on penalties in the playoff final

The Guardian - UK

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Luton earn historic place in Premier League with penalty shootout win over Coventry

LUTON 1-1 COVENTRY (6-5 on pens): The Hatters will play in the Premier League for the first time in their history after they edged the Sky Blues on penalties in the Championship play-off final

Daily Mirror

How much Championship play-off final is worth as Coventry and Luton eye Premier League

Two surprise teams face off at Wembley this afternoon for the most lucrative prize in football with either Coventry City or Luton Town, who were playing each other in League Two five years ago, set to win the bumper prize money on offer

Daily Mirror

Parallel lives: Coventry and Luton’s long roads collide in playoff final

Kindred Premier League hopefuls are on the verge of storybook revivals without betting the ranch to get back to the big time

The Guardian - UK

Luton Town vs Coventry City is a Championship Play-Off Final for 'romantics', Kenilworth Road too old for Premier League

Luton Town and Coventry City are just one game away from completing miracle promotion campaigns to the riches of the English Premier League — which is why their play-off final is being hailed as "one for the romantics".

ABC News

From non-league to top-flight? Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu story may have dream ending

Mpanzu joined from West Ham in 2014 when Luton were languishing in the fifth tier of English football

The Independent UK

Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu leads Luton from non-league to playoff final

Exuberant midfielder hopes to become the first player to represent the same club from non-league to Premier League

The Guardian - UK

Hold on to your hats: Luton are 90 minutes from the Premier League

In today’s Football Daily: Glad Hatters, a brawl for all in Cambodia and more

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Luton turn tables on Sunderland to reach Championship playoff final

Luton won 2-0 at a pulsating Kenilworth Road, with Gabe Osho and Tom Lockyer giving the Hatters a 3-2 aggregate win against Sunderland

The Independent UK

A tiny ground and a squad costing less than a Man City sub. How are Luton one game from the Premier League?

A club with a long history of punching above their weight are daring to prove you don’t need money to make it to the Premier League, writes Lawrence Ostlere

Chronicle Live

Luton will play 'like our lives depend on it' vs Sunderland as Rob Edwards urges play-off response

Hatters manager Rob Edward wants Kenilworth Road to be 'wild' for the visit of Tony Mowbray's Black Cats tonight

The Independent UK

Rob Edwards urges Luton to play ‘like our lives depend on it’ against Sunderland

The Hatters trail 2-1 from the first leg ahead of Tuesday’s play-off semi-final return meeting at Kenilworth Road.

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Chronicle Live

Luton are still 'right in the tie' insists defiant Hatters boss, despite play-off loss at Sunderland

Rob Edwards was talking up Luton Town's chances ahead of Tuesday's semi-final second leg at Kenilworth Road

Chronicle Live

Luton Town boss Rob Edwards on how the Hatters will be spurred on by past play-off disappointment

Sunderland take on Luton Town in the Championship play-off semi-final, with the first leg at the Stadium of Light this weekend

Evening Standard

Rob Edwards calls on Luton to learn from last year as Hatters eye Premier League dream

Hatters could make remarkable return to the top flight

The Independent UK

A tiny ground and a squad costing less than a Man City sub. How are Luton within reach of the Premier League?

A club with a long history of punching above their weight are daring to prove you don’t need money to make it to the Premier League, writes Lawrence Ostlere

Chronicle Live

Bookmakers cast verdict on Sunderland's Championship play-off hopes

Sunderland defied the odds to finish in the top-six and that's been reflected in the bookies latest odds

Daily Mirror

Luton Town's remarkable journey from non-league to Premier League brink after 31-year exile

Although time-warp Kenilworth Road is a corrugated relic, the old girl is undeniably atmospheric - and it could be hosting Premier League football next season after a rollercoaster ride since Luton last graced the top flight with Pleat in charge

The Independent UK

A tiny ground and a squad costing less than a Man City sub. How are Luton within reach of the Premier League?

A club with a long history of punching above their weight are daring to prove you don’t need money to make it to the Premier League, writes Lawrence Ostlere at Kenilworth Road

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