Southend United v Luton Town, 29 November 2008
| Score | 3-1 to Southend United |
| Referee | Andy Penn |
| Competition | FA Cup 2nd round |
| Venue | Roots Hall |
| Attendance | 4,111 |
View Southend United v Luton Town head to head
Goals:
| Junior Stanislas | 34 |
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| Junior Stanislas | 84 |
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| James Walker | 90 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Steve Mildenhall
Defender
Peter Clarke
Defender
Johnny Herd
Defender/Centre back
Adam Barrett
Defender/Midfielder
Simon Francis
Defender/Midfielder
Alan McCormack
Midfielder
Junior Stanislas
Forward
Kevin Betsy
Forward
Jean-Francois Christophe
Forward
Francis Laurent
Forward
Alex Revell
Substitutions:
| Anthony Grant for Jean-Francois Christophe | 65 |
| James Walker for Alex Revell | 77 |
| Femi Orenuga for Junior Stanislas | 90 |
Cards:
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Ian Joyce
Defender
Osei Sankofa
Midfielder
Anthony Grant
Midfielder
Justin Hazell
Midfielder
Stuart O'Keefe
Midfielder
Femi Orenuga
Forward
James Walker
Comments:
When coming on as a substitute at the end of the match, at 15 years and 256 days, Femi Orenuja became Southend United's youngest ever player. United's previous record holder was Phil O'Connor when he made his Blues debut against Lincoln City on Boxing Day 1969 at the age of 16 years and 76 days.Goals:
| Michael Spillane | 80 |
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Starting lineup:
Conrad Logan
Goalkeeper
Claude Gnakpa
Defender
Jake Howells
Defender
Rossi Jarvis
Defender
Ian Roper
Defender/Centre back
Asa Hall
Defender/Midfielder
Michael Spillane
Defender/Midfielder
Sol Davis
Defender/Left back
Kevin Watson
Midfielder
Chris Martin
Forward
Paul McVeigh
Forward
Substitutions:
| George Pilkington for Ian Roper | 51 |
| Wayne Andrews for Rossi Jarvis | 71 |
| Lewis Emanuel for Sol Davis | 71 |
Cards:
| Ian Roper | 34 | Y |
| Wayne Andrews | 76 | Y |
| Kevin Watson | 81 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Dean Brill
Defender
George Beavan
Defender/Centre back
George Pilkington
Defender/Midfielder
Lewis Emanuel
Midfielder
Garreth O'Connor
Midfielder/Forward
Scott Sinclair
Forward
Wayne Andrews
Comments:
When coming on as a substitute at the end of the match, at 15 years and 256 days, Femi Orenuja became Southend United's youngest ever player. United's previous record holder was Phil O'Connor when he made his Blues debut against Lincoln City on Boxing Day 1969 at the age of 16 years and 76 days.