Natalie Doyle

We were devastated to learn over the weekend of the tragic death of 13-year-old Noah Campbell hours after watching the Hatters’ win over Peterborough on Friday. The thoughts of all at Luton Town are with Noah’s family and friends at such an awful time, as well as his two friends who were injured in the collision. Noah was a talented footballer who spent time training in our development centre as a youngster, and was a regular at Kenilworth Road supporting the Town with his dad, Andrew. We encourage all supporters to join in a minute’s applause in the 13th minute of Sunday’s Vertu Trophy final at Wembley, a match Noah was due to attend, as tribute to a life taken far too soon. Fly high and rest in peace, Noah 🧡

Now this is a better use of Ref Cam, complete with audio from Jarred Gillett and the players, from Leeds vs. Man United on Sunday.

Introducing... our Darts of Destiny winner! Throwing nine darts on stage at Ally Pally at the final and needing to score 180 points or more to win Paddy Power's £180,000 prize is: - Curtis, 27, an electrician from Wrexham - Has been throwing darts since he was 12 - Plays darts for Gresford Colliery Club - Tell us he's "feeling pretty nervous tbf" - Travelling down to London with his girlfriend and two mates to take in the final See you at Ally Pally, Curtis 🫡