Luton Town boss Rob Edwards remains convinced that his side can avoid the drop.

The Hatters are a single win away from emerging out of the relegation zone, despite losing to Wolves this weekend.

Edwards has reiterated his belief in his team and what they can achieve in the remaining games this term.

Post-game, Edwards said: “What I saw is a team that is committed and tried to do the right things.

“We clearly made some mistakes, a free header in the box is the biggest one that we made, and we have said the same kinds of things a lot this season, where we've been close, but we've come away with nothing ultimately.

"But I've seen enough over the course of this season and especially with some of the players, Eli (Elijah Adebayo) coming back as well, that we can cause teams problems, especially at home. So I believe that we can and the players do as well, as if they didn't, they'd have shown that in their performance. At two-nil down, it would have become even more comfortable for Wolves, we got the last goal, we kept going and had the last shot on target right towards the end.

"There wasn't loads in the game today, Wolves have got some good players, they've had a really good season. I know they've had a bit of a difficult run, they were always going to respond after Wednesday night and the performance as well, so I think we came up against them at the wrong time off the back of a performance they'll be slightly disappointed with. They had one or two bodies coming back as well which helps them, but there's enough there, we've got enough there."