Oxford United come from two goals down to draw 2-2 at 10-man Luton Town in an entertaining Championship match at Kenilworth Road.

Follow live coverage as Luton Town face Oxford United in the Championship today. An increasingly competitive second tier in English football remains an intense and exciting competition, with the prize of a place in the Premier League on offer at the end of the season.

Krauss doubled Luton's lead in the 37th minute. After a looped ball over the top tempted U's goalkeeper Jamie Cumming to rush off his line, Jacob Brown showed great composure to slip Krauss into space before he did the rest with a first-time finish placed neatly into the bottom right corner.

Recently-relegated Luton Town welcome newly-promoted Oxford United to Kenilworth Road in the Championship on Tuesday night. Oxford are impressing in their first season at this level since the turn of the millennium, while Luton have been uninspiring since dropping down from the Premier League.

Luton Town are set to have a few players missing from Tuesday night's game against Oxford United, but the situation with them is not as bad as first feared, manager Rob Edwards has revealed. Not only have the Hatters' performances been crumbling apart since their relegation to the Championship, but so have a lot of their players.

Oxford United will wait to see if Elliot Moore is available for their trip to Pompey at the weekend after coming off with a knock. The U's captain made way for Sam Long in the latter stages of the 2-2 draw with Luton Town on Tuesday.

United made the early running in the second half, with Kioso sending in a fierce drive and Rodrigues trying an outrageous flick. It was just desserts, therefore, when he fired Oxford level, shooting low past Kaminski from Kioso's cross ten minutes into the half.

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Luton were unable to pick up a second win at Kenilworth Road this season, after letting a 2-0 lead slip away against Oxford United on Tuesday night. The Hatters had gone ahead thanks to Jordan Clark and Tom Krauß's first goals of the campaign,