Analysis: Luton 2-1 Bournemouth

Rob Edwards went through the full spectrum of emotions during this gritty comeback victory.

He was a frenetic figure on the sidelines in the first half, his body language adding to a tension on the pitch and a nervousness in the stands.

However, whatever message the Hatters boss delivered at half-time to Luton's players had the desired impact.

Luton were purposeful with their play, decisive with execution of their tactics and showed much greater control in possession of the ball.

Edwards regained his composure, and so did his team.

Even when they fell behind to the Cherries they kept their nerve to graft their way back into the game with two enterprising goals.

When Carlton Morris popped up to net the winner the pressure value of a first win in 11 games was released, Edwards turning to celebrate with the supporters.

When the full-time whistle Edwards was clenching his fists and beating his chest in response to chants of "Town are staying up".

Kenilworth Road will have a crucial role to play in the remaining home games against Brentford, Everton and Fulham.

It could prove to be the difference.