Summary
90+6'
The match ends and Luton adds one more victory, things begin to complicate for Rob Edwards' team
90+5'
Indirect free kick in favor of the visitor, the center ends up in the local defense who clears the ball away from Sa's goal
90+4'
Wolves calm the match and take a long time to serve from the sideline, Luton puts pressure on the referee to restart the game quickly
90+3'
Wolverhampton once again has possession of the ball, Luton retreats to the back of the field, forcing the local team to delay the ball with their goalkeeper
90+2'
Rob Edwards stays at the edge of his technical area giving instructions and encouraging his players, heartbreaking final minutes for the Luton coach
90+1'
Luton does not want to let its guard down and puts pressure on Wolves to leave
90'
The central referee informs that this match has 6 more minutes left. Will Luton manage to get the tie in this added time?
87'
Luton begins to have more presence in Wolves' territory, the visitor wants to get the tie as soon as possible
85'
Ait-Nouri has to leave the game due to muscle discomfort, Hugo Bueno enters in his place
82'
Luton changes their playing attitude and looks more confident after the first goal, again they have a corner shot from the left wing
80' GOOOOAAAAAL
Luton gets into the game and after a play caused by a corner kick Morris puts his team one goal away from tying
78'
Rob Edwards sends modifications to the field of play, the tactical stoppage continues in the same way
76'
The visiting team begins to have more prominence in this second half, despite not being able to finish at the rival goal, the players begin to make a greater number of passes, forcing high pressure from Wolves
74'
Corner kick from the top of the left for Luton, the center ends up being rejected by the local defense
72'
Luton has the ball but Wolves closes their spaces well, the visitor cannot achieve the pass that allows them to be in front of the local goal
70'
Wide dominance of Wolves, counterattack by the home team that ends up being canceled by an offside by Cunha
68'
Wolves had a 3-0 lead but Semedo ends up crashing the ball into the goalkeeper, the dribble took away his vision of the shot and he ended up wasting the opportunity.
65'
Semedo's cross hits the barrier and the ball goes to the point on the right to be taken from the corner
62'
The ball has not changed ownership, Wolverhampton plays the ball at will
60'
Powerful shot from Traore that ends up crashing into the face of the Luton defender, the ball goes to the corner kick
57'
Cross into the area that fails to contact any Luton player, the play loses emotion when it is intercepted by the Wolves footballer
55'
Long faces on the visiting team's bench, with this result the Luton footballers know that staying in the Premier League is complicated, there is still time in the game for Luton to go in search of the goal that will get them into the game
53'
The locals handle the ball without any complications, possession of the ball is long, Luton cannot stop Wolves' attack
50' GOOOOAAAAL
After a corner kick, Toti takes advantage of the center and hits a powerful header to pierce Luton's goal and put the second goal on the scoreboard
47'
Wolverhampton begins with possession of the ball, the visiting team manages to recover the ball but in the attempt to advance they are prevented by the closure of spaces by the Wolves players
45'
The second half begins!
Minutes away from starting the second half!
The players are already in the stadium tunnel about to jump onto the field again, Luton is looking for the goal that ties the game and then tries to go for the victory
45+2'
The first half between Wolverhampton vs Luton is over, the home team has been superior in this first half, let's hope that for the next half we will see a better version of Luton Town
45+1'
Wolverhampton continues to dominate the ball
45'
Add time is 2 minutes
After the first goal, Luton failed to recover on the field of play and the few plays they made ended up fading.
42'
Corner kick for Luton, the visitor wastes the play, the ball ends up being contacted by the Wolves defense
40'
Wolves are encouraged to go forward after the first goal, Luton's defense rejects the ball but continues to dominate Wolverhampton
38' GOOOOAAAAAAL
The scoring opens after a shot from Hwang, the Luton defense became disorganized and allowed Cunha to find the space to send a filtered pass that the Wolves forward took advantage of to finish cross and send the ball to the back of the net
36'
The pace of play has been fluid in these 30 minutes of play, but the match has not reached its peak. the teams have not been able to reach their rival's goal
34'
Rob Edwards, Luton's technical director, looks nervous from his technical area, the strategist spends his time giving instructions to his players. The coach knows that it is a fundamental match to win and keep alive the hope of remaining in the highest category of English football.
30'
Luton responds to Wolves' attacks and now the visiting team approaches the rival goal shooting the ball powerfully, but the Wolves defense rejects it by sending it to the middle of the field of play
28'
The local team begins to experience its best moment of the game, Wolves begin to use crosses into the area, the plays begin to bother the visitors' defense
26'
Wolverhampton is master of the ball, however, it is not enough to get close to Luton's field of play, the home team plays the ball on their own side looking for the rival to go down to establish a pass between the lines and thus set up an effective attack
24'
Dangerous play for Luton that ends with a defensive cut by the locals
22'
Wolverhampton moves the ball with their goalkeeper, they come out playing short from the bottom of the field
20'
Rob Edwards proposed a 3-4-2-1, an approach that is helping him to stop the advances of the home team, so far Wolves have not had any dangerous play that requires the Luton goalkeeper
17'
Wolverhampton handles the ball in the middle of the field, Kilman, Toti and Semedo delay the ball looking for the space that allows them to create a dangerous play
15'
Indirect free kick for Luton, the center fails to be finished and the arrival of the visiting team is missed
13'
The 3-5-2 proposed by the Wolves coach has worked so far, the local team has managed to have control of the game, they circulate the ball without any complications, little by little they are creating confidence to be able to finish at the rival goal
11'
First yellow of the match for the Wolves number 8, Gomes arrived late to the play and ended up putting his foot on the Luton player
10'
Relaxed match so far, both teams are still adapting to the proposed tactics and their rival, Luton and Wolves, touch the ball without any rush
7'
Luton has been the most proactive in these first minutes, the forwards have managed to break away and manage to shoot at Wolves' goal.
5'
First shot on goal of the match. Luton was encouraged to shoot at Sa's goal but the goalkeeper was attentive to the play and cleared it with his fists to avoid the first goal of the game
4'
Wolverhampton begins with possession of the ball, tries to get closer to the rival goal by jumping lines but Luton's rebound is effective and they send the ball to a throw-in
2'
Luton started with high pressure and possession of the ball, but the home team managed to recover the ball and began to play short, taking the ball from one side to the other.
0'
The ball rolls from Wolverhampton, the away team kicks off. Make it a great game!
They jump onto the field!
The 11 players from Luton and Wolves are already stepping on the field to carry out the corresponding protocol of the Premier League, the stadium has an unparalleled atmosphere, the stands are full, the fans applaud and chant the name of their team
Minutes away from starting!
The players of both teams are already in the stadium tunnel to begin the corresponding protocol, the concentration is evident on the players' faces, they know that it is a fundamental match for each club.
Wolves' success in the Premier League
- They are the only club to have won titles in five different Football League divisions.
- In 1988, they became the first team to be champions of all four of England's professional leagues (First Division, Second Division, Third Division and Fourth Division).
- Wolves are the only club to have won all the major domestic cup competitions in English football, including the FA Cup, League Cup and EFL Trophy
Luton Town's greatest achievements in the Premier League
- Luton is a team with 138 years of history, it managed to be promoted to the Premier League for the first time in the 2023-24 season after beating Coventry City in an exciting final that was decided by penalties (6-5) after a draw (1 -1) in regulatory time
- Luton Town beat Arsenal 3-2 to become League Cup champions in 1988
- The club has won the Football League Second Division (1981-82), the Football League One twice (2004-05 and 2018-19), the Football League Third Division South (1936-37) and the Football League Fourth Division (1967). -68).
The starting eleven that will seek victory for Luton
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Meet the Wolverhampton starting team
3ïžâŁ changes from midweek
âĄïž Cunha, Traore and Doherty start
How we line-up to face @LutonTown.
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They go out to warm up!
Players from Wolves and Luton have already jumped onto the green rectangle of the Molineux Stadium to carry out exercises prior to the start of the match. The fans are excited to see the footballers come out
Get to know the Molineux Stadium...
- It was one of the first British stadiums to install artificial lights and hosted some of the first European club matches in the 1950s. It was also the site of the first UEFA Cup final in 1972.
- The record attendance has been 61,315 people.
- It is a all-seater stadium with a capacity of approximately 32,050 spectators, however, in the past, when standing stands predominated, it tended to attract even larger attendances.
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What does Luton need to save itself?
Luton so far is one of the teams that would lose the category in the Premier League, for the team not to be relegated it needs to win its last 4 games to be able to be calm, however, for now it needs to win against Wolves by any score to reach 28 points, but it would also require Nottingham Forest and Burnley to draw or lose their matches.
Players arrive at the stadium!
Both teams are already in the facilities of the Molineux Stadium, the fans who are in the stands are just waiting for them to come out to warm up to support them from the stands.
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â Luton Town FC (@LutonTown) April 27, 2024
The fans are starting to arrive!
There is no doubt that it will be a spectacular match, a duel for victory that looks set to be full of goals and emotions both in the stands and on the field of play. The fans little by little arrive at the stadium and head to the entrances of the building to be able to find their seats and wait for the match to start.
Have Luton Town ever been relegated to the EFL Championship?
The last time Luton Town was relegated was in 1992, however at that time, the Premier League had not yet been inaugurated, and the team left the top division of English football. After 31 years, Luton Town made history by being promoted again and playing in the Premier League for the first time in the 2023-24 season. Now they are in the fight to maintain their place in the top circuit.
Matchday 35 of the Premier League
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A little history of the Premier League...
- Preston North End F.C. He was the first champion of English football in the inaugural season of 1888-1889. They finished undefeated and are known as the "invincible team"
- Manchester United has the biggest win in the history of the Premier League. In the 95-96 season, they beat Ipswich Town 9-0.
- On August 15, 1992, Sheffield United's Brian Deane scored the first Premier League goal against the mighty Manchester United, leading his team to a 2-1 victory.
- Although the Premier League is only 21 years old, English first division football is considered the oldest in the world. He was born in 1888 with teams like Aston Villa and Everton, which still compete in the Premier League.
- Annually, the British media publish lists of the ugliest uniforms in the history of English football. One that stood out was the Brighton, which mixed white and pink. However, the most infamous was the one worn in 1992 by Hull City, known as âThe Tigersâ, with a tiger skin printed shirt.
Where and how to watch Wolves vs Luton? These are the Broadcast options on TV and online
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Match schedule between Wolves vs Luton in various countries
United States (East): 08:00 HRS.
Spain: 14:00 HRS.
Argentina: 09:00 HRS.
Brazil: 09:00 HR.S
Colombia: 07:00 HRS.
Bolivia: 08:00 HRS.
Chile: 08:00 HRS.
Ecuador: 07:00 HRS.
Paraguay: 08:00 HRS
Peru: 07:00 HRS.
Uruguay: 09:00 HRS
What does Luton need to save itself?
As a main factor, Rob Edwards' team needs to win no matter what for this match, its direct rival in the fight for permanence is Nottingham Forest and Burnley, both teams are one point away (Nottinghamm Forest) and two points away (Burnley). from Luton Town. For now, to sleep peacefully, Luton needs to save 3 points against âLos Lobosâ and for Nottingham Forest to draw or lose their match against Manchester City.
Position in the table
Wolves do not have much to gain, they have escaped relegation positions and have been very far from qualifying positions, prior to the match they have 43 points, placing themselves in twelfth position, during the tournament they have accumulated 15 defeats, 7 draws and 12 victories, It should be noted that the âLos lobosâ team has not won since March 9.
For Luton things are on fire, they are in eighteenth position with 25 points, a place that means they are in danger of being relegated, the Luton team is one point behind Nottingham Forest to be able to get out of the danger zone.
Luton's last games before the duel against Wolves
- Arsenal 2-0 Luton Town, Premier League
- Luton Town 2-1 Bournemouth, Premier League
- Manchester City 5-1 Luton Town, Premier League
- Luton Town 1-5 Brentford, Premier League
Wolves' last matches
- Wolves 1-2 West Ham, Premier League
- Nottingham Forest 2-2 Wolves, Premier League
- Wolves 0-2 Arsenal, Premier League
- Wolves 0-1 Bournemouth, Premier League
Vital match for Luton Town
The city of Luton is on edge, the feelings of the fans of this team are strange accompanied by sadness, their team is playing to stay in the Premier League, they are in the last three places, a position that indicates going down to the EFL Championship category, in their last game they were beaten by Brentford.
Throughout the season they have added 25 points, the product of 21 losses, 7 draws and 6 wins.
The task is not easy, they face a great Premier League team, however, this is football and any surprise can be possible. Will Luton Town achieve the victory that gives them hope to continue in the Premier?
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Wolves Overview
Wolves have not had an exceptional season, but they have not had a forgettable season either. Within the team, the Portuguese Daniel Podence leads the team's scoring table with six goals. Throughout the campaign they have added 12 wins, 7 draws and 15 losses
A match for salvation
Wolves face Rob Edwards' Luton Town, their team is playing to stay in the Premier League, they are currently in 18th position in the table, if the season ended now, Luton Town would go to the EFL Championship. For this match he is obliged to win to add three units that will allow him to have oxygen of life within the maximum competition.
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Good morning to all VAVEL followers! Welcome to the broadcast of the match between Wolves vs Luton, corresponding to matchday 35 of the Premier League. The match will take place at the Molineux Stadium, this match is scheduled for 08:00 AM (CMDX)