Kenilworth Road's limited seating capacity barely accommodates over 10,000 fans, so, unless you’re a season ticket holder, getting a ticket to a Luton Town home match is never a simple task. The Luton players can count on the Luton fans to be their 12th man when they host Burnley.
Luton’s loyal home supporters and the club’s traditional stadium create a Premier League matchday experience like no other. The unique venue was built in 1905 and we recommend taking a look at our Kenilworth Road seating plan to choose your preferred seats.
Luton Town Vs Burnley History
Luton Town and Burnley are two clubs from modest towns with storied and resilient histories. Both clubs have won silverware, Luton Town more recently winning their only trophy by beating Arsenal in the 1988 League Cup final.
Burnley have won two league titles and an FA Cup, but the scent of a major trophy has eluded them since the memorable 1959/60 season. Yet, things are looking promising for the Clarets once again.
The 2022/23 season saw Vincent Kompany, the former Manchester City captain, showcase his managerial skills at Turf Moor. The Belgian led the team to a resounding Championship title, while instilling a refreshing brand of expansive football. Previously, Burnley FC had established themselves as a mid-table Premier League club, adopting a more defensive style of play under Sean Dyche.
In April 2022, the winds of change swept in and Dyche was dismissed. They failed to stave off relegation but only spent one season away from the Premier League. Luton Town came up with them through the play-offs in 2023.
The Hatters scripted their own remarkable journey, fighting their way back to the pinnacle of English football for the first time since 1992. A Cinderella story in the making, Luton Town's arduous climb was no small feat. They were playing non-league football as recently as 2014 and Kenilworth Road stands as a testament to their undying spirit.
Luton Town Vs Burnley Head to Head
Prior to the 2023/24 Premier League season, Luton Town and Burnley’s last meeting in the top tier of English football came all the way back in 1975. The Hatters did welcome Burnley to Kenilworth Road in the 2022/23 Championship campaign, and the champions ran out 1-0 winners thanks to a 78th minute penalty from Ashley Barnes.
Luton Town have failed to win any of their six meetings with Burnley. Their last victory against Burnley was a 2-0 win at Turf Moor in March 2000. They’ll be hoping to end that winless streak when they next welcome the Lancashire club.
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