Luton Town

  1. Marc Albrighton lifting the Championship trophy for Leicester

  3. Tahith Chong (left), Lyle Foster (centre) and Kieffer Moore (right)

  4. Shandon Baptiste playing for Luton

  5. Rob Edwards

  6. Rob Edwards in the studio at BBC Three Counties Radio

  7. Curtis Davies clapping

  8. Rob Edwards

  9. Gabriel Osho

  10. Shandon Baptiste

  11. Ross Barkley playing for Luton

  12. Hull City's Ryan Giles during the Sky Bet Championship match between Hull City and Leicester City at MKM Stadium on March 9, 2024 in Hull, England

  13. Derby players celebrate winning promotion to the Championship

  14. General view of a football stadium

  15. Rob Edwards

  16. Luke Berry preparing to play for Luton Town

  19. Sandra Glenn with Chris Martin

  20. Chris Martin at Radio 1's Big Weekend

  22. Singer Chris Martin on a stage in Luton performing at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend

  23. Quiz: A Luton Town end-of-season special

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    How closely have you been paying attention to the Hatters' Premier League season?

    Check out our Luton Town quiz - and see if your knowledge is in order.

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  24. How did Hatters' injuries rank?

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    Luton Town's Premier League season was blighted by a significant number of injuries.

    As Rob Edwards fought to keep the Hatters in the top-flight, they were missing 11 players in one game week, which is the joint-highest recorded in the campaign.

    Research conducted for more than 20 years by the Premier Injuries website suggests that the total number of individual injuries across the league, where a player missed at least one Premier League game, was the highest they had recorded.

    Many players suffered more than one injury.

    Over the course of the season there were 35 separate injuries to players and 18 of Edwards' 26-man squad were ruled out at some point.

    They missed a combined total of 1,428 days.

    Although Luton were not the hardest-hit, in terms of injury numbers, the data suggests that they suffered a lot of injuries in a short period of time.

    Read the full breakdown of injuries in the 2023-24 Premier League season

  25. Luton announce retained list

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    Luton Town have announced five players will be leaving the club at the end of their contracts.

    Dan Potts, who has been with the club since 2015, and Luke Berry, who joined in 2017, are the two longest-serving players set to depart.

    Fred Onyedinma, Elliot Thorpe and Admiral Muskwe will also be leaving at the end of their contracts.

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