Rob Edwards confident Luton Town can still stay up despite Brentford battering..

Rob Edwards expressed confidence that despite suffering a significant setback with a 5-1 defeat against Brentford in the Premier League, Luton Town still has the potential to avoid relegation. Despite the absence of Ivan Toney due to injury, Brentford showcased a formidable attacking performance, with Yoane Wissa scoring twice in the first half, followed by goals from Ethan Pinnock, Keane Lewis-Potter, and Kevin Schade in the second half. Luke Berry managed a late consolation goal for Luton, but they remain behind Nottingham Forest and Everton in the standings. Edwards acknowledged the disappointment of the defeat but emphasized the importance of retaining belief and fighting spirit in the remaining four games of the season.

The match saw Brentford dominating early on, with Wissa’s opening goal in the 24th minute followed by another from him just before halftime. Despite Edwards’ halftime adjustments, Luton suffered further goals from Pinnock and Lewis-Potter in quick succession in the second half. A late goal from Schade compounded Luton’s misery, although Berry managed to salvage some pride with a stoppage-time goal. Edwards thanked the fans for their support and promised a response from the team in the upcoming matches, reaffirming their determination to secure Premier League survival.

Brentford manager Thomas Frank acknowledged the significance of the win in their bid to maintain momentum and finish the season strongly, especially against a relegation-threatened opponent like Luton. He stressed the importance of consistency and continuing their good form in the remaining fixtures.

In a separate incident, Yoane Wissa expressed frustration with Thomas Frank’s decision during the match, highlighting the intensity of emotions involved in the game.

Overall, Luton Town faced a devastating defeat against Brentford but remains determined to fight for survival in the Premier League, while Brentford aims to build on their recent success to finish the season on a high note.