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Luton Town were last season’s surprise package, gatecrashing the play-off places, and there are signs they could achieve something similar.
On Tuesday night, the Hatters beat Cardiff City 2-1 in South Wales, courtesy of goals from Luke Freeman and then Gabriel Osho.
This means Nathan Jones’ team are now unbeaten in three, having ovecome Swansea and then drawn with promotion-chasing Sheffield United.
So, will Kenilworth Road witness another home victory?
Wigan Athletic meantime were demolished 5-1 at home by Lancashire rivals Burnley last weekend.
That was their first defeat of the season though and, on Tuesday, Leam Richardson’s side bounced back by holding West Brom to a 1-1 draw at the DW.
Overall, the Tics have drawn four of six matches so far but, as a newly-promoted club, will be happy to end up just where they are now, in lower-mid-table.
All in all, Luton come into this one as favourites to prevail.
