Luton promoted to the Premier League

Despair for him, Duntown FC. 31 years since they dwelled last in England's elite competition. Five years in non-league, in between. Garbo, a picture of desolation. Well, for Gary Sweet, the chief executive, tears in his eyes, and understandably so. Ten years ago, they were losing at home to Hyde United. Manchester United are coming to Kenilworth Road. Coventry, as it so often is here, a case of so near yet so far. So, Luton Town back in the big time, with their Kenilworth Road Stadium holding 10,356. But that is where Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester United and Liverpool and all the rest will be going next year, as Rob Edwards takes his side into the Premier League. You'd think they were in non-league football back in 2009. It took them five years to get back into the league, and that under John Steele in 2014. But now they are back in the big time. Van Katie Garbo missing the sixth penalty for Coventry after Dan Potts had scored for Luton. It was an exhibition of penalty taking. Neither keeper getting near any of the kicks. Garbo put his wide, and Luton Town are in the Premier League.