late objective booked Huddersfield Town's spot in the Championship play-off last.
Rhodes came on for Danny Ward before the break. He took in at the far post to edge Huddersfield a bit nearer to a re-visitation of the Premier League.This will be intense for Luton Town to take, as they were the better side for huge segments of the second leg at The John Smith's Stadium.
In any case, Huddersfield goalkeeper Lee Nicholls made a few telling saves and Rhodes' objective poaching senses demonstrated the distinction as the Yorkshire side booked their position in the Wembley last against Nottingham Forest or Sheffield United on May 29.
Luton, offering to finish a noteworthy ascent from the National League to the Premier League in eight years, made the tie's most memorable clear opening.
Harry Cornick's work, struck first time from Kal Naismith's low cross, constrained Huddersfield goalkeeper Nicholls into a point-clear save.
Nicholls then, at that point, spilled a long-range shot from Robert Snodgrass and keeping in mind that Huddersfield hoarded the early belonging, they needed to hold on until the nineteenth moment for their most memorable exertion on objective when Ward headed over.
Luton seemed to have taken control when Nicholls saved well again from James Bree's twisting shot soon after the half-hour mark, however were then obliged to goalkeeper Matt Ingram.
Town safeguard Harry Toffolo burst into Luton's area and terminated goalwards, however Ingram parried clear to keep the guests level.
As in the main leg, Luton concealed the primary half before Huddersfield lifted their fans in a full house by driving a corner not long after the restart.
Yet, the Hatters were first to undermine in the second time frame when Amari'i Bell headed Allan Campbell's get over.
Terriers manager Carlos Corberan sent Sorba Thomas on for Danel Sinani with 30 minutes to play and the substitute's without great kick was going home by Tom Lees, yet official Peter Bankes had previously blown for a foul.
Luton's Huddersfield-conceived forward Cameron Jerome supplanted Danny Hylton before long and from his pass Cornick's calculated shot was kept out by Nicholls.
Huddersfield were then denied what seemed, by all accounts, to be a reasonable punishment in the 77th moment.
Ingram made a scrambling save and subsequent to bobbling the ball he obviously blocked Toffolo as the attendant endeavored to recover it, however official Bankes was unaffected to the fierceness of the home help.
Huddersfield's complaint didn't keep going long. Thomas twisted a fantastic free-kick to the far post and Rhodes got behind Bell to turn the ball home with eight minutes remaining.
The home side, consigned from the first class in 2019, hung on without episode and when Bankes charged for the passage while blowing the last whistle, Terriers fans hustled on to the contribute festivity.
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