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Luton skipper Sonny Bradley now looks set to stay with the Championship Hatters, snubbing the chance to join the Blues this summer.

Bradley Set to Stay at Luton Friday, 21st May 2021 14:28 Luton skipper Sonny Bradley now looks set to stay with the Championship Hatters, snubbing the chance to join the Blues this summer. The 29-year-old was believed to be close to joining Town having rejected a new offer at Kenilworth Road with some sources suggesting the deal was all but done. However, according to Football Insider, the centre-half is now minded to agree a new deal with Luton, who he joined three seasons ago and TWTD understands that while not yet confirmed, Bradley is indeed now more likely to remain with the Hatters t...

Tony Harrington QPR signed off the 2020/21 Sky Bet Championship campaign with a fine 3-1 victory over Luton Town thanks to goals from Charlie Austin, Stefan Johansen and Albert Adomah. Austin poked the ball home for the opener for his eighth strike of the season while Johansen restored Rangers’ lead with a fine run and finish mid-way through the second half, with Albert Adomah capping off the perfect afternoon in West London with a late strike. Heading into this one R’s gaffer Mark Warburton chose to go with the same starting XI which sealed their third back-to-back away victory at Stok...

× Barnsley set a club record for six successive away win as they triumphed 2-1 at Luton Town. Daryl Dike struck twice before missing a penalty for his hat-trick and seeing the hosts score from the counter-attack. The Reds held on in a tense finale and remain fifth, three points clear of seventh-placed Bournemouth who have a game in hand. Valerien Ismael made two changes to the team that drew with Reading on Friday at Oakwell. Daryl Dike and Toby Sibbick came in for Dominik Frieser and Michael Sollbauer. The Reds saw shots for Cauley Woodrow and Victor Adeboyejo blocked in t...

Steve Cooper happy to accept scrappy wins in Swansea’s promotion bid Steve Cooper is happy to win ugly (Victoria Jones/PA) Swansea manager Steve Cooper is happy to sacrifice style for results after his side boosted their promotion hopes with a battling win at Luton. The visitors, who moved up to second at least temporarily, scored the only goal of the game after just three minutes when Luton failed to defend a long ball over the top for Conor Hourihane to fire home. Town then had two penalty appeals turned down by referee Darren Bond in either half, one for handball and the other a possible...