Bournemouth are having some good moments but they are cannot finish. More good work by Antoine Semenyo but Dominic Solanke cannot connect as it fizzes across the six yard area.

Jordan Clark's heat map is insane.

There were doubts whether he could continue after getting a knock in the opening stages.

Since then he's provided the assist for the goal and has just made a vital interception to spark another Hatters attack.

Big chance for Luis Sinisterra to equalise.

Great run into the penalty area but Thomas Kaminski sticks out a big leg to deflect his attempt away.

Moments later Dango Ouattara fires over.

Bournemouth are warming to this.

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This has been a terrific opening 15 minutes for Luton.

Not many of their players will have been looking forward to this after the events of three months ago.

But they have been bright, breezy and confident.

Henry Moeran
BBC Sport commentator at Vitality Stadium

Tahith Chong nodding home for his fourth goal of the season.

He had all the space he could wish for in the six yard box, and in the early stages it is Bournemouth 0-1 Luton.

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Luton are playing with confidence.

Chris Mepham goes in where it hurts to prevent Carlton Morris from getting on the end of another cross.

Corner to the Hatters.

Luton are out of the relegation zone as it stands. Nottingham Forest drop into the bottom three.

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There's a lot of respect between the two clubs for the way they handled the events of 16 December on and off the pitch.

Dominic Solanke is getting a lot of early touches. A positive run by Ryan Christie ends with his attempt being blocked.

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S.a.m: Both need three points but neither deserve to lose tonight, tonight isn’t just about football it’s about raising awareness & being grateful Tom is still with us.

Antoine Semenyo's intelligent ball over the top is shade too quick for Dominic Solanke. Bournemouth are carrying the early threat.

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Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you look at the bottom three you can put a line through Burnley and Sheffield United.

I know Sheffield United got a decent result at the weekend but you look at where they are, they are ten points adrift of safety with games fast running out for them.

For Luton there is something about them. There is the possible points deduction looming over Everton and Nottingham Forest, which then brings them into play. They are in a three way battle with those two teams to see who can avoid going down.

Jordan Clark is carrying on for now. First chance falls to Bournemouth and Dominic Solanke heads it behind after Antoine Semenyo's cross.

Lots of noise around the ground. Luton fans, courtesy of Bournemouth's crowdfunder, have travelled in good numbers. There's a couple of early touches for home keeper Neto as the visitors press in the early exchanges before Jordan Clark goes down injured.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't like the phrase 'free hit' but for Luton this season it kind of has been that situation.

They have come into the Premier League, just getting there was a heck of an achievement, but the ride they have been on and the journey they have enjoyed has been incredible.

Everyone who is a neutral wants them to do well. They have fast become everyone's favourite second team.

There's a match to be won. It's Luton who get the ball rolling.

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Treasurer of Luton Town Supporters Trust Les Miller, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "It is going to be an interesting evening. It is difficult to know how people are going to react. [On the evening] we were obviously all very worried. Tom [Lockyer] had collapsed at Wembley a few months earlier as well. Nobody could get a signal in the ground to find out what was going on, people were ringing home to find out what had gone on and to get updates.

On the gesture from Bournemouth fans to raise over £2,000 to put on coaches for Luton fans to make the 240-mile round-trip: "It is a fantastic gesture. There was enough money for four coaches, we have filled three, and the rest of the money is actually going to be donated to the British Heart Foundation."

Now a lights show at the Vitality Stadium as they blast Metallica from the speakers.

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Luton Town captain Tom Lockyer, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I am quite numb to the whole thing but being back here, I came into the tunnel area and saw the paramedics that saved my life. I recognised them straight away. What do you say in that situation other than thank you? They are heroes and they saved my life. I got a little bit emotional. I am sure there are going to be many more throughout the evening.

On the planned applause in the 59th minute: "I hope that is for the paramedics and not myself. It is going to be emotional. When it happened it was important for people to see me doing well. A lot of that crowd that were there that day are here tonight so for them to see me walking around and doing well is important.

On the work Bournemouth are doing: "It is just incredible. Like I said, I am best mates with David Brooks so I know what a wonderful club Bournemouth is. It is truly incredible what this set of fans are doing.

On the mood in the Luton camp: "I will be honest, I haven't been in. We are never too up, never too down. We try and maintain that level. I think we will be alright."