"I thought we showed fantastic resilience at certain times of the game at Brighton and defended excellently as a team. We maybe could have even taken a one goal lead into the second leg with a little bit more composure in the final third of the pitch," manager Mick Harford writes in his programme notes.

As well as finding out what else the Luton Town manager had to say, you can read the thoughts of Captain Kevin Nicholls and Managing Director Gary Sweet in Luton Town's 68-page programme which goes on sale on Saturday afternoon from the normal locations, priced at £3.

Inside the programme there is an interview with the Hatters' fans latest cult-hero Ian Roper, new signing Ian Henderson reveals why he joined Kenilworth Road and Tom Craddock tells us about his loan spell with the Town.

We also have match action from the Lincoln and Chester games, Roger Wash looks back on Hatters matches on this day in yesteryear and there is much, much more besides.