The 1993–94 season started with David Pleat making Dixon's move permanent, and re-signing Mitchell Thomas from West Ham United . Although Luton struggled in the league, form was found in the FA Cup – Scott Oakes starred as Luton raced to the FA Cup semi-final and a trip to Wembley . 27,500 Luton supporters saw Gavin Peacock seal a 2–0 win for Chelsea, and after the semi-final defeat, Luton lost five games in a row.[1] West Bromwich Albion earned survival three games from the end of the season, keeping Luton in the second tier for another year.
Source:
rsssf.com Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goals scored; 3) Goal difference
(R) Relegated
Luton Town's score comes first [2]
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Scorers
14 August 1993
Watford H
2–1
9,149
Telfer , Dixon
21 August 1993
Portsmouth A
0–1
12,248
28 August 1993
Nottingham Forest H
1–2
9,788
Hartson
11 September 1993
Bolton Wanderers H
0–2
7,199
14 September 1993
Tranmere Rovers A
1–4
5,871
Benjamin
18 September 1993
Middlesbrough A
0–0
12,487
25 September 1993
Birmingham City A
1–1
11,801
Telfer
2 October 1993
Barnsley H
5–0
6,201
Hartson , Oakes (2), James , Houghton
5 October 1993
Bristol City H
0–2
5,956
9 October 1993
Derby County A
1–2
15,885
Williams
16 October 1993
Notts County H
1–0
6,366
Dickov
20 October 1993
Sunderland A
0–2
13,645
23 October 1993
Oxford United A
1–0
5,161
Hughes
30 October 1993
Leicester City H
0–2
8,813
2 November 1993
Crystal Palace A
2–3
10,925
Aunger , Hughes
7 November 1993
Charlton Athletic H
1–0
6,327
Telfer
13 November 1993
Southend United A
1–2
5,567
Dixon
27 November 1993
Stoke City H
6–2
7,384
Dixon (3), Hughes , Oakes , Hartson
4 December 1993
Charlton Athletic A
0–1
7,570
11 December 1993
Tranmere Rovers H
0–1
7,075
19 December 1993
Watford A
2–2
7,567
Preece , Dreyer (pen)
27 December 1993
Peterborough United A
0–0
9,522
29 December 1993
Grimsby Town H
2–1
7,234
Hughes , Harper
1 January 1994
West Bromwich Albion A
1–1
16,138
Preece
15 January 1994
Notts County A
2–1
6,589
Dixon (2)
22 January 1994
Derby County H
2–1
9,371
Telfer , Oakes
5 February 1994
Oxford United H
3–0
7,366
Oakes , Thomas , Thorpe
12 February 1994
Leicester City A
1–2
16,194
James
22 February 1994
Portsmouth H
4–1
6,533
Telfer , Preece , Hughes , Oakes
26 February 1994
Sunderland H
2–1
9,367
Hughes , Oakes
5 March 1994
Nottingham Forest A
0–2
22,249
8 March 1994
Middlesbrough H
1–1
6,741
Dreyer (pen)
19 March 1994
Birmingham City H
1–1
7,690
Telfer
26 March 1994
Barnsley A
0–1
6,289
30 March 1994
Millwall A
2–2
9,235
Dreyer , Hartson
2 April 1994
Peterborough United H
2–0
8,398
Dixon (2)
4 April 1994
Grimsby Town A
0–2
5,542
12 April 1994
Wolverhampton Wanderers H
0–2
8,545
16 April 1994
Crystal Palace H
0–1
9,880
19 April 1994
Bristol City A
0–1
5,350
23 April 1994
Wolverhampton Wanderers A
0–1
25,479
26 April 1994
Millwall H
1–1
8,257
Preece
30 April 1994
Southend United H
1–1
7,504
Hartson
3 May 1994
West Bromwich Albion H
3–2
10,053
Preece , James , Hartson
5 May 1994
Bolton Wanderers A
1–2
7,102
Hughes
8 May 1994
Stoke City A
2–2
15,893
Oakes , Telfer (pen)
Round
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Goalscorers
R1 1st leg
17 August 1993
Cambridge United A
0–1
4,065
R1 2nd leg
24 August 1993
Cambridge United H
0–1 (lost 0–2 on agg)
3,861
Round
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result
Attendance
Goalscorers
Q Group 7
31 August 1993
Watford A
1–2
2,854
Q Group 7
7 September 1993
Southend United H
1–1
1,823
[3] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules . Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Players arranged in alphabetical order by surname. 
Geoff Aunger
Ian Benjamin
Paul Dickov
John Hartson
Andy Petterson
Juergen Sommer