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Manager Jack Wilshere praised his Luton players' 'courage' for coping well with what he called the 'anxiety' inside Kenilworth Road during last night's 2-1 League One victory over Barnsley.
Jack Wilshere has played down the post-match confrontation with his Barnsley counterpart Daniel Stendel after the Hatters won 2-1 at Kenilworth Road last night, describing the incident as a reflection of both teams' desire to win.
Nahki Wells first half header proved to be decisive as Luton returned to winning with boss Jack Wilshere crediting his players for responding to their defeat after the defeat at MK Dons.
Luton Town importantly returned to winning ways after a 2-1 win over Barnsley this evening.
Watch the Town boss give his post-match thoughts after Tuesday's 2-1 win over Barnsley.
Photographs capture the best images pitchside from the 2-1 victory over Barnsley.
First-half headers from Mads Andersen and Nahki Wells helped the Hatters on their way to victory over Barnsley on a night in which the club celebrated its and the town's black culture and heritage.
Kal Naismith says Luton must be more ruthless in front of goal when they host Barnsley tonight, but insists the quality is already within the squad as the Hatters look to respond to Saturday's disappointing defeat at MK Dons.
Jack Wilshere will 'wait and see' if defender Harrison Ashby will be available for tonight's League One clash against Barnsley, with the manager warning Luton they cannot afford to underestimate the Tykes despite the visitors arriving on an eight-game winless run and sitting in the League One relegation zone.
Kal Naismith insists Luton's players were excited rather than nervous ahead of their historic trip to MK Dons, but admits the 2-1 defeat was a sore one after the Hatters created so many chances.
Jack Wilshere says his only concern about the reaction to Luton Town's 2-1 defeat at MK Dons is how his players cope with the frustration and boos from more than 6,000 travelling supporters on Saturday.
Action from another disappointing performance and result for the Hatters.
The team that had not won a league game this season were gifted their first three points by a Luton side that can't keep from shooting itself in the foot, as a first ever trip to Stadium MK ended in boos and misery.
Watch the boss give his post-match thoughts in the wake of the defeat at Stadium MK.
A moment of rashness from Town defender George Johnston saw Luton frustratingly fail to build on last weekend's 4-1 thrashing of Wycombe, handing MK Dons their first League One victory of the season this afternoon.
Despite the presence of one of the biggest Town away followings at a league fixture in the club's recent history, the Hatters slipped to defeat on their first visit to Stadium MK.
Wilshere has welcomed the return of two Hatters as Luton prepare for their first-ever visit to Stadium MK tomorrow, but one Town player is likely to remain unavailable, while the sidelined foursome of hamstrung midfielders continue their recoveries.
Jack Wilshere says he understands the strength of feeling among Luton supporters over the club's history with Milton Keynes, insisting the Hatters must respect differing opinions as some will boycott the fixture, but more than 6,000 fans will make the trip.
