


Luton Town
Leicester City-
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Nahki Wells 6
- 2 Emil Riis 4

- 3 John Lundstram 3

- 4 Kasey Palmer 3

- 5 Callum Marshall 2

- 6 Mads Andersen 2

- 7 Will Alves 2

- 8 Liam Cullen 2

- 9 Jamie Donley 2

- 10 Devante Cole 1

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Kasey Palmer 22
- 2 Nahki Wells 20

- 3 Jamie Donley 18

- 4 Emil Riis 17

- 5 Callum Marshall 16

- 6 Tom Watson 15

- 7 Sammy Braybrooke 15

- 8 Will Alves 14

- 9 Jordan Clark 14

- 10 Bobby De Cordova-Reid 13

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Hakeem Odoffin 17
- 2 Luke Thomas 14

- 3 Kal Naismith 14

- 4 Louis Page 8

- 5 Sammy Braybrooke 8

- 6 Isaiah Jones 7

- 7 George Johnston 7

- 8 Mads Andersen 6

- 9 Liam Walsh 6

- 10 Liam Cullen 6

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Sammy Braybrooke 4
- 2 Louis Page 3

- 3 Luke Thomas 3

- 4 Jamie Donley 3

- 5 Nahki Wells 2

- 6 Jordan Clark 2

- 7 Kasey Palmer 2

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Warren O'Hora1 - 9 Wes Burns 1

- 10 Will Alves 1

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Sammy Braybrooke 19
- 2 Jamie Donley 17

- 3 Will Alves 15

- 4 Kasey Palmer 15

- 5 Louis Page 14

- 6 Liam Walsh 12

- 7 Luke Thomas 12

- 8 Jake Richards 10

- 9 Tom Watson 9

- 10 Bobby De Cordova-Reid 9

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Harry Souttar 665
- 2 Luke Thomas 654

- 3 Liam Walsh 517

- 4 George Johnston 510

- 5 Louis Page 441

- 6 John Lundstram 401

- 7 Caleb Okoli 393

- 8 Mads Andersen 369

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Warren O'Hora339 - 10 Hakeem Odoffin 334

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Will Alves 19
- 2 Kasey Palmer 11

- 3 Sammy Braybrooke 8

- 4 Isaiah Jones 8

- 5 Harry Howell 7

- 6 Gideon Kodua 7

- 7 Louis Page 6

- 8 Hakeem Odoffin 6

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Kamari Doyle6 - 10 Tom Watson 5

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Mads Andersen 17
- 2 Harry Souttar 13

- 3 Hakeem Odoffin 12

- 4 Luke Thomas 10

- 5 Liam Walsh 9

- 6 Jordan Clark 8

- 7 John Lundstram 7

- 8 George Johnston 7

- 9 Caleb Okoli 6

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Warren O'Hora5
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Luton Town vs Leicester City predictions headline a fascinating League One lunchtime, as a pair of sides built for far higher divisions scrap for momentum in the third tier. Kick-off at Kenilworth Road is 12.30pm on Saturday.
Two clubs with recent Championship and Premier League history meet near the middle of the table, but the form lines pull in opposite directions. Luton have been steady at home; Leicester have been excellent on their travels.
A competitive, open afternoon looks likely, with both defences carrying obvious question marks.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson expects Leicester City’s travelling form to tell at Kenilworth Road, and he has built two selections around the visitors’ attacking threat.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Emil Riis to score anytime | 15/8 (Ladbrokes) | Emil Riis has the profile to trouble a Luton side that has kept only one clean sheet in 10 League One games. Leicester have scored in each of their last five outings and racked up 10 goals across five away matches, so the supply line should be there for their forwards. The Hatters have shipped 18 goals already this term and looked vulnerable in their 1-0 home defeat to Bradford City. At 15/8, backing the Dane to get on the scoresheet makes plenty of sense against a defence this generous. |
| John Lundstram to score anytime | 6/1 (Ladbrokes) | John Lundstram has scored in each of Leicester City’s last two League One games and has three goals this season from midfield. Luton Town have kept only one clean sheet in 10 games, and both teams have scored in eight of their matches. Leicester have been strong on the road, unbeaten in five away games with 10 goals scored. At 6/1 with Ladbrokes, Lundstram is a bigger-price way to back the visitors’ goal threat alongside Emil Riis. |
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How Luton Town go into the game
Luton Town arrive 13th in League One, 14 points from their opening 10 fixtures after four wins, two draws and four defeats. At Kenilworth Road they have been steady rather than spectacular, taking two wins and two draws from five home outings while losing once, with seven goals scored and five conceded.
The Hatters have blown hot and cold, winning two of their last five. They beat Barnsley 2-1 at home last time out. Before that came a 2-1 loss at Milton Keynes Dons, a 4-1 win at Wycombe Wanderers, a 1-0 home defeat by Bradford City and a 2-1 reverse at Stevenage. Just one clean sheet in 10 games underlines their defensive fragility.
How Leicester City go into the game
Leicester City travel down in 10th, hovering on the fringe of the play-off race with 15 points from 10 games. Their away form is the eye-catcher: unbeaten on the road at two wins and three draws from five, with 10 goals scored and only five conceded.
Russell Martin‘s side go into this having won three of their last five, including a 4-0 romp at Bromley and a 4-3 thriller at Stockport County. A 2-1 home win over Doncaster Rovers and a 1-1 draw at Barnsley sit alongside a 3-1 home loss to Peterborough United. They have found the net in every one of those five outings.

Luton Town vs Leicester City head-to-head
Luton Town and Leicester City have no recent League One head-to-head record to call on, the clubs having spent recent years in different divisions. With no meaningful meetings to lean on, current form is the better guide, and that points to a tight, competitive afternoon at Kenilworth Road.
Luton Town vs Leicester City predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
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| Emil Riis to score anytime | 15/8 (Ladbrokes) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Riis has four goals for Leicester. |
| John Lundstram to score anytime | 6/1 (Ladbrokes) | ⭐⭐ | Lundstram has scored in each of his last two games. |
| Leicester City win | 15/8 (Betway) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Leicester are unbeaten in five League One away games, winning two and drawing three. |
| Both Teams To Score – Yes | 1/2 (Betway) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Luton have kept just one clean sheet in 10 matches this season. |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 8/15 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Leicester’s away games have produced 15 goals across five outings. |
| Correct Score 1-2 | 10/1 (bet365) | ⭐⭐ | Leicester have scored at least twice in three of their last five games. |
Luton Town vs Leicester City score prediction
Leicester’s unbeaten away record and the firepower that has brought 10 goals in five road games should edge a competitive contest. Luton will likely score at home, but we expect the visitors to carry too much in attack. Score prediction: Luton Town 1-2 Leicester City.
