Stoke vs Luton – Nathan Jones leads his Luton Town team to the bet365 Stadium for a Championship match against Stoke City, he will be facing his previous club.

Both teams are in good form, with the hosts unbeaten in their last five games across all competitions and the Hatters having only lost once in their previous seven competitive fixtures.

Despite their 13th-place finish, Stoke will believe they are in contention for a playoff berth, with only six points separating them from the top six.

Despite the fact that they have not lost in their last four league games, the Potters will be disappointed that four of them have ended in a draw.

The Potters hosted Birmingham City at the weekend, and it was the visitors who took the lead in the 12th minute thanks to Jordan James’ opening, before Tyrese Campbell equalized to keep the game level at halftime.

The 22-year-old scored his second goal of the game just after halftime to put Stoke ahead, but Gary Gardner’s equaliser sealed a 2-2 draw for the Potters for the second game in a row.

Meanwhile, Luton Town are solidly in the playoff chase, sitting eighth in the table, two points behind the top six.

The Hatters have only lost twice in their previous 11 league games, winning seven of them, including a 2-0 victory against West Bromwich Albion at the weekend.

After a scoreless first half, Cameron Jerome and Allan Campbell scored in the second half to extend Luton’s unbeaten home record to seven games in all competitions.

The Hatters have an away game in midweek, and after winning four of their last six away games in league and cup competitions, Luton will be hoping to pick up three points.

Stoke vs Luton – Team News:

Mario Vrancic and Harry Souttar of Stoke City will miss Wednesday’s match due to injury, while Josh Maja will also miss the game after testing positive for COVID-19 on Friday.

Nick Powell and Romaine Sawyers are expected to be ready for Wednesday’s game, though they may only be fit enough to sit on the bench.

Campbell will hold his position in the Stoke front three after returning to the side and scoring a brace at the weekend.

Sonny Bradley, Jordan Clark, and Luke Berry are all expected to miss out for Luton due to injury concerns.

On Saturday, Jed Steer made his league debut for the Hatters, and the goalkeeper is expected to keep his position in the team for Wednesday’s match.

Stoke City possible starting lineup:

Bursik; Wilmot, Jagielka, Harwood-Bellis, Tymon; Baker, Allen, Clucas; Campbell, Philogene-Bidace, Brown

Luton Town possible starting lineup:

Steer; Lockyer, Osho, Naismith; Bree, Campbell, Mpanzu, Bell; Lansbury, Jerome, Adebayo

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Our Prediction: Under 3.5 Goals

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