Luton Town boss Rob Edwards said the Premier League was "just a bit too much" for his side after a 3-1 loss away at West Ham United on Saturday all but sealed his team's relegation.
Luton have struggled to find their feet in their first season in England's top flight since 1992, having won just one in 16 in the league, and not registered an away league win in 2024.
"We didn't get relegated because of today, it was a culmination of the whole season. Today was the difficult day but we've been on an incredible journey. I'm just really disappointed that I'm the one responsible," he told reporters.
Edwards praised his side's performance in the first half, where Luton went into the break 1-0 up thanks to a sixth-minute header from Belgian midfielder Albert Sambi Lokonga.
"We showed some really good things to go 1-0 up... we showed at times we've got quality to get behind them and get into good areas," he told reporters.
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