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HARFORD’S MEN STILL ON COURSE

Match Verdict

STAR MAN PELLY-RUDDOCK MPANZU Luton Town

MICK HARFORD looks certain to lead his table-topping Luton side into the Championship.
After their 28-game unbeaten ended run last week, the Hatters bounced back against Stanley, who pipped them to the League Two title last season, as they top the table by five points with three games to play.
Stanley did have 10 men for 80 minutes and Harford may worry they could have been more clinical but, in James Collins, they have a real threat along with midfielder Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu. For Stanley their problem has been scoring as the seco...

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