Construction continues to gather pace at Luton Town‘s new Power Court home, with another week bringing fresh signs of progress across the site.
The latest aerial footage has also revealed what appears to be the first visible footprint of the future players' tunnel.
Fresh footage highlights rapid progress at Luton's Power Court site
The latest construction update from Power Court shows steady progress across several areas of Luton's new stadium as work continues to advance on schedule.
Attention remains focused on the extensive sewer and drainage project, with excavators appearing to backfill sections of the old sewer route while new concrete pipes remain in place for the replacement network.
The West Stand continues to make the most visible progress, with additional columns poured and more structural beams installed at first-floor level.
A noticeable opening remains in the framework, matching earlier stadium plans which suggest space has been left for a higher internal ceiling.
Meanwhile, columns continue to rise on the South Stand, although progress appears slightly slower than in recent weeks.
Work on the East Stand remains more limited as the ongoing drainage infrastructure project continues to dominate that section of the site.
One of the most intriguing developments comes in the main stand, where keen-eyed supporters can now make out what appears to be the base of the future players' tunnel.
In keeping with the approved designs, the tunnel looks set to emerge at a slight angle rather than directly on the halfway line.
Elsewhere, new safety fencing has been installed around parts of the construction site as work becomes increasingly complex.
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As the structural work progresses, supporters are beginning to spot some of the stadium's defining features rather than just concrete and steel.
The appearance of the future players' tunnel is another reminder that Power Court is steadily taking shape.
With the project remaining on schedule, each update is starting to bring the finished stadium into clearer focus.