Jacob Brown sealed a commanding victory for Luton Town in their derby clash against a struggling Watford side, providing much-needed relief for manager Rob Edwards. After a disappointing start to the season, which saw Luton secure only two wins from their first nine Championship matches—marking their worst opening to an EFL campaign in 22 years—the team rose to the occasion with a powerful performance. Luton took the lead with a close-range flick from Jordan Clark, and Carlton Morris, making his return to the squad, doubled the advantage with a header shortly after halftime. Jacob Brown then capped off the dominant display with a stoppage-time goal, highlighting the disparity between the two teams. Despite starting the weekend in sixth place, Watford struggled to keep up and were outperformed throughout the match, leaving Tom Cleverley’s side to reflect on a disappointing outing.