Rangers fielded a side featuring a mix of experience and trialists with former Ipswich centre back Lee Chaffey rumoured to have started in the back four alongside Chris Plummer.

Rangers goal came just before the break, Richard Pacquette laid off a long ball to Williams who fired home from the edge of the eighteen yard box. Pacquette came close on a few occasions, putting a free kick over the bar and hitting a couple of long range efforts wide.

Luton had their share of chances but found Chris Plummer in commanding form at the back; Rangers' defensive strength limited Luton to just one shot on target which was easily saved by Culkin.

The victory bought an end to this season's combination football with Rangers finishing in low-mid table after taking the title last year. At home our form has been quite supreme, we slipped to just one defeat all season unfortunately the away form has been the total opposite, today being the first win of the season as mentioned above.

Sill results aren't the be all and end all at this level it is about developing our young talent and bringing senior players back from injuries, something at which Tim Breaker has done an admirable job