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It is going to be one of those seasons for Luton when small wins can be celebrated, whilst also drawing regret they weren't big ones.
This latest effort can be looked at both ways.
They were the better team against Wolves. They had more possession, more shots and created the better chances - against a team with 10 men for the majority of the game.
They also secured their first top flight point since 1992.
On the flip side, Luton's goal was a penalty and it should have been more.
Onto Everton and Burnley.
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer England midfielder Fara Williams has been analysing Luton Town's 1-1 draw with Wolves on Final Score: "Luton will definitely be left feeling very disappointed this evening.
"That opening 45 minutes, with the chances they created, Wolves were put on the back foot and were forced to defend a lot of crosses.
"They came back into the game after going down unexpectedly at the start of the second half.
"They will take the point though, because it looked like they may have ended up with nothing."
Luton Town boss Rob Edwards speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm really proud of everyone connected to the club. We showed what we're about. The performance was brilliant.
"We were the better team throughout, we completely dominated. Wolves have quality players who can hurt you. We showed character to come back into the game.
"We were on the front foot, we were aggressive, we were fast, we completely dominated. We just couldn't find that little bit of quality. But, it's coming. We were better again today. I'm not saying we should have got something from the game, I'm saying we should have won.
"It shows at this level how hard you have to work, almost perfectly to get something from the game.
"Everyone can stop talking about Luton being the only team not to have anything. We've got that off our backs."
Luton striker Carlton Morris has been speaking following the draw against 10-man Wolves: "It's a bittersweet one. It's taken us time to acclimatise to the Premier League. I think that was our best performance. We deserved more from the game.
"Sometimes things don't just fall for us. That's the way the cookie is crumbling at the minute. The fans keep us going.
"We're winners in that dressing room, we want to win the games and give these fans more to cheer about. We'll knuckle down."
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde’s red card was Wolves’ eighth in the Premier League since the start of last season, more than twice as many as any other side. Four of those red cards have been in the first half of games, which is also more than any other side has had in total.
Since last gaining promotion to the Premier League in 2018-19, only Leicester City (33) and Brighton and Hove Albion (32) have faced more penalties than Wolves (30).
Luton's Carlton Morris is the first player to see each of his first two Premier League goals come from the penalty spot since Luka Milivojevic for Crystal Palace (first five in 2017).
Pedro Neto has scored or assisted in each of his last four Premier League matches for Wolves (1G 4A), his longest run of goal contributions since joining the club.
