Luke Guttridge controlled Michael Harriman’s incisive pass, rolled his marker and, with the calmest of side-foot finishes sent Luton Town top of the league. The ecstatic roar that followed was deafening, the main stand of their 109-year-old Kenilworth Road home literally shaking in the excitement. Once again, their defiant chant went up: ‘F*** the FA and the Football League, we are the famous Luton Town/They tried to kill us off, but we’re not so soft, we are the famous Luton Town!’ Luton's Luke Guttridge scores his sides winning goal against Northampton Town at Kenilworth Road Several agonising moments later, when referee Darren Sheldrake blew the final whistle, it was replaced by another song, Queen’s Another One Bites the Dust, blasting over the PA system.
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Luton beat Northampton 1-0 to go above Wycombe and Burton in the table
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The Hatters were playing in the Championship as recently as 2007
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Luton suffered three successive relegations and then spent five years in non-League before  promotion last season saw them return to the Football League
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Wigan tasted success for the first time since August - and at high-flying Derby of all places. A double from James McClean brought the Rams’ 12-match unbeaten streak crashing to a halt.
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Coventry City were staring at a ninth league game without a win until a stirring second-half fightback from two-down defeated Peterborough. Ryan Haynes, Jim O’Brien and Frank Nouble were on target.
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Clubs in League One and Two, plus the 32 non-League sides who have made it through the qualifying rounds, find out their FA Cup first round opponents live on BBC Two at 7pm on Monday.
Chances for either team had been a rare commodity and it looked as though Luton would be frustrated by @placeholder’s second-half spoiling tactics.