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That's as far as we go tonight.

Luton show some steel and style to come up with victory over Hull City.

Plenty more to come from the EFL with 10 Championship games and the best of the League One and Two action tomorrow.

Then on Sunday, new Watford boss Slaven Bilic gets his first taste of the Golden Boys against Stoke City and Alex Neil.

Join us for both.

Until then, good night.

The PA system is playing 'Don't Dream It's Over' by Crowded House.

Hull fans will be streaming out in disappointment here.

Luton supporters, who have trekked to east Yorkshire on a Friday night, well rewarded for the effort.

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There's no fairytale for Hull interim boss Andy Dawson in interim charge, as the Tigers slump to a fifth straight loss.

Luton have found their form finally in 2022-23 with back-to-back wins, thanks to a Alfie Jones own-goal and Henri Lansbury's razor-sharp rocket.

You can tell it's getting late, I've had Hull winning at Luton and Hull beating Hull.

Apologies, all fixed.

Lewie Coyle floats a cross in from the right, and in near slo-mo it sails toward Ethan Horvath to claim in the Luton box.

Hull's final ball has lacked.

Luton's Jordan Clark has two bits of cotton wool tubing, one jammed in each nostril to quell a bloodied nose.

We have five minutes of added time too.

Elijah Adebayo makes way and Harry Cornick is on for Luton.

He's on a landmark too, 250 league games.

No goals for Hull since the end of August when they lost to Sheffield United.

They've lost four on the spin before tonight too.

No magic wand waved by Andy Dawson tonight, sadly for the stalwart.

All over in tonight's League Two fixture.

Two Josh Umerah goals have seen Hartlepool take a point against Mansfield.

Lewie Coyle unlucky, as he surged toward the Luton box, he lost his footing and the Hatters clear.

The Hull full-back recovers though. He's stood up tall for the Tigers tonight in probable defeat.

Bizarre corner award, as Gabriel Osho mishits a cross which almost creeps in at Nathan Baxter's near-post, but the Hull keeper skids across goal to save.

James Bree's corner is cleared, but Elijah Adebayo wins it back and tries to crack a shot at goal, but Hull eventually hump it clear.

For all the Hull possession, they don't look unduly ruffled.

One hoiked ball forward even earns them a throw deep in Hull territory as Jacob Greaves opts for safety and pumps to touch.

It comes to no avail, and Hull push again.

Hull fans frustrations are audible as Cyrus Christie is forced back towards his own goal by Luton's blanket defensive coverage.

Christie had nothing to open them up and had to go back, and there were some exclaims of irritation.

Alfie Jones - who netted at his own end in the first-half - is so close to meeting a deep swinging cross but can't keep his effort down on the stretching toe-poke.

Luton make a change, with Henri Lansbury and Carlton Morris making way.

Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu and Cameron Jerome are on.

Jordan Clark can't get a cleared Carlton Morris cross down quickly enough in the box, allowing Hull's Jean Michael Seri to nip in and clear.

It was agonisingly slow to drop.

At the other end, Hull push on, Ozan Tufan powering into the box before checking himself and playing back to Cyrus Christie.

Christie wrapped his foot round it and curled it just over.

Hull are squeezing Luton now with pressure.

Double changes for the Tigers as Jean Michael Seri and Dogukan Sinik are on.

Ryan Longman and Ryan Woods make way.

Amari'i Bell hooks a panicky clearance behind for Luton, after Ryan Woods' shot deflected into his path.

The corner comes in, Ryan Longman goes down amid the shirt-pulls on both sides but James Linington again says no.

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Carlton Morris tumbles in the Hull box, Luton cry for a penalty but James Linington was decisive.

Jacob Greaves was all over the striker. Big tug.

Morris continues his complaint quite forcefully and ends up in Linington's book. Yellow.

Gabriel Osho has to be alert to clear as Hull get a ball in behind.

From the throw, Hull and Greg Doherty sweep in a perfect near-post cross which Ozan Tufan can't connect with cleanly from close range, and it bobbles wide.

Brilliant ball from the excellent Doherty.