After five years of hurt, Luton Town stand on the brink of something very special

Andre Gray has been in superb form for Luton Town. Credit: PA

A rousing anthem to put fire in the belly of any true Luton Town fan.

Like the Hatters, local rock stalwarts UK Decay have had their ups and downs over many years.

They're back with a new EP celebrating life in Luton, and barring a disaster of almost biblical proportions their beloved team will soon be back in the Football League.

After five years in the Conference, the fans can barely wait.

Famous for celebrity fan Eric Morecambe, Luton's history has been a roller coaster.

Eric Morecambe (right) was a Luton Town fan. Credit: PA

Winning the Littlewoods League Cup in 1988 was a resounding high.

Ejection from the league following a drab goaless draw against Chesterfield in 2009, a very definite low.

The club wasn't able to defend the Johnstone's Paint Trophy it won the same season.

Luton Town lifted the Johnstone's Paint Trophy in 2009. Credit: PA

One more victory, ideally against Braintree on Saturday, will see them back up.

Click below to watch an interview with manager John Still

Kenilworth Road's been prepared for tomorrow's big game.

The stage is set at Kenilworth Road. Credit: ITV News Anglia

The ground is owned by Luton Borough Council.

The original 'Hatters, Hatters' by the Barron Knights failed to chart.

Proceeds from UK Decay's version with backing vocals from the current squad are going to charity.

The players will hope, and believe, they're going to League 2.

Click below to watch a report from ITV News Anglia's Matthew Hudson