Wanderers face their first league away game since the incredible night in Huddersfield on the 16th of October where the Whites came from behind to win the game late on.
Last time out was a goalless draw at the Toughsheet Community Stadium against Bradford City which saw Wanderers retain their unbeaten home record this season.
Luton Town made a change of manager in mid-October in Jack Wilshere, replacing Matt Bloomfield, with the club sitting in 11th place in the League One table.
The Hatters have won three of their last five games in the league including Tuesday night's game where they were 3-1 victors over Huddersfield Town.
Press Conferences
Steven Schumacher: "We have to stay calm and stay patient and focus on ourselves. We think that we’ve been playing well, performances have been good, results lately have improved.
"It would be nice for us to get in front and start the game well, and then it’s on Luton to come out and get us.
"We’ve got talented players who can hurt teams if we get the ball in the right areas, so we’ll stick to the plan and keep trying to progress the best we can.”
Team News
Midfielder Josh Sheehan will be missing this weekend due to suspension after picking up his fifth yellow card in the 0-0 draw with Bradford City last week.
Defender Will Forrester and winger Thierry Gale received minutes in the behind-closed-doors B Team game in mid-week at Lostock.
Kick-Off
Saturday 3pm
Referee
Ruebyn Ricardo will take charge of Saturday's game. He last officiated Wanderers in April when the Whites took a point away at Peterborough United.
Tickets/Wanderers TV
Tickets are sold out for this fixture with 1,342 Wanderers heading down to Kenilworth Road so if you don't have a ticket, follow along with Wanderers TV.
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