Luton Town goalkeeper Tim Krul will continue to push for the number one spot.

The former Newcastle United shot stopper believes he has to keep no.1 Thomas Kaminski on his toes.

The 35-year-old got a chance to play in the FA Cup third round 0-0 draw against Bolton Wanderers on Sunday.

Post-game said: “It's been a good fight between us. He's kept up the levels and he's one of the reasons why we're doing so well as a club.

“When I signed for Luton I had a really good conversation with the manager. He said listen, if Thomas drops his form or he has an injury, I know you're there for me and that's what I'm here for. I'm pushing Thomas as hard as I can. I'm doing a lot behind the scenes to help the young boys and I'm ready when I'm called upon.

"So patience for me, but I'm buzzing to be at this club. I'm really proud of where this club is heading from where the club was and it was nice to get 90 minutes. I'm training as hard as I can to be there on the weekend, so this week was an enjoyable week for me as I knew there was a game at the end of it."