Norwich City Reserves 4,Luton Town Reserves 0With the watching Peter Grant's spirit of adventure sweeping through the club, City Reserves extended the feel-good factor with a highly convincing and entertaining victory over Luton.

Norwich City Reserves 4,

Luton Town Reserves 0

With the watching Peter Grant's spirit of adventure sweeping through the club, City Reserves extended the feel-good factor with a highly convincing and entertaining victory over Luton.

With manager Keith Webb also being afforded the rare luxury of six players with some first-team experience, life for the Hatters was always going to be difficult and City quickly took a vice-like grip on proceedings, ending the first period wholly in control and three goals to the good.

Their opener in the 23rd minute was a peach, Bally Smart turning on the edge of his own penalty area, then carrying the ball at high pace for 60 yards before delivering the perfect through pass to Chris Martin, who slid his effort past keeper Dean Brill and into the bottom left-hand corner.

Michael Spillane added the second, following up after Rossi Jarvis's header from a corner had been cleared off the line, and Martin grabbed the third six minutes before the break, holding off two defenders before striking a left foot effort firmly past Brill.

The second half was always likely to represent a consolidation exercise, and City held on with confidence - that important little word again - extending their advantage nine minutes from time when Smart squeezed a curling shot from the corner of the area between Brill's hand and an upright to complete a highly satisfactory night.

Norwich City Res: Lewis, Louis-Jean (El Ouargui 45), Bexfield, Fisk (Lathrope 30), Halliday, Spillane, Smart, Rossi Jarvis, Martin, Ryan Jarvis (Muddel 63), Eagle. Subs not used: Arnold, Eames.

Luton Town Res: Brill, Selby, Beaven, Leary (Hamilton 83), Asafa-Adjaye, Perrett, Sinclair (Harrison-Barker 64), Stevens (McGuinness 83), Charles, Boyd, Ross. Subs not used: Barrett, Strang.

Referee: M Bull

Attendance: 1,154

Norwich City joint majority shareholders Delia Smith and Michael Wynn Jones, as well as chief executive Neil Doncaster and marketing manager Andrew Cullen, will be taking part in a fans' forum at Carrow Road tonight.

The quartet will be guests at the Norwich City Independent Supporters' Association event in the Norfolk Lounge (8pm), which will follow NCISA's annual meeting (7.30pm).

Entry to the meeting will be free for NCISA members and £2 for non-members. For anyone who wants to join the association on the night (£3 for one year, £5 for three years), entry to the meeting will also be free.