Ethan Pinnock, Keane Lewis-Potter, and Kevin Schade were also among the scorers for the visiting team, leaving Luton without a response. The team's performance remained lacklustre until Luke Berry scored a late goal, a development that will undoubtedly concern manager Rob Edwards.

Following this victory, Brentford has climbed to the 14th spot with 35 points from 34 matches. Although their stay in the Premier League is not mathematically secured yet, the team now sits comfortably ten points clear of the 18th-placed Luton, which has accumulated 25 points from an equal number of matches, making relegation increasingly unlikely for Brentford.

The margin of victory could have been even greater, but Brentford’s goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski made some spectacular saves. Moreover, despite playing without injured striker Ivan Toney, Brentford dominated, with Bryan Mbeumo hitting the post as part of their relentless offensive effort.

This win not only boosts Brentford's hopes of remaining in the top flight but also plunges Luton Town deeper into the relegation mire, intensifying the pressure on them as the season nears its conclusion.