Luton Town vs Millwall

Millwall travel to Luton Town in the Sky Bet Championship on Tuesday night (kick-off 8pm). The Hatters and The Lions finally get to meet for the first time in ...

This article provides a preview, odds and recommended bets for the Championship meeting between Luton Town and Millwall on February 28th, 2023 · Recommended bet.

Amid the club’s ongoing pursuit of a playoff berth, a trip to struggling Birmingham City this past weekend therefore, all of a sudden, took on the look of a must-win for Luton. Two sides in the thick of the promotion playoff battle are set to lock horns in a Championship clash at Kenilworth Road on Tuesday, February 28th. Our recommended bet for Tuesday’s clash at Kenilworth Road comes in the form of a draw between Luton Town and Millwall.

Luton Town will face off against Millwall on Tue, 28 Feb 2023 20:00:00 GMT as they return to Championship action. Find out how you can watch and stream this ...

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Luton Town are set for a vitally important game against Millwall this evening and could be without some vitally important individuals. Of course…

Again, it is unknown if he will miss out today, with it being likely that Edwards will provide an update on the injury front after the Millwall game. Like Burke, it is difficult to assess how long he will be out for but is likely to miss out today. It is unknown the extent of the injury but it would be no shock if he at least misses out this evening.

The Hatters welcome Millwall to Kenilworth Road tonight in what is a crucial fixture for both sides.

The remaining 24% reckon the spoils will be shared. Luton Town to Win! Both clubs are locking horns in the race to secure an EFL Championship place with Luton Town sitting in 6th place and Millwall in 5th place.

Top scorer Carlton Morris is fit and starts in tonight's Sky Bet Championship play-off clash against Millwall.

Morris was also forced off but is okay to start alongside Elijah Adebayo, just three days after scoring his 13th goal of the season at St Andrew's. Reece Burke, who suffered an injury at the weekend, is replaced by Tom Lockyer who returns from his one-match suspension. The 8pm kick-off is live on Sky Sports Main Event and manager Rob Edwards has made just the one change from Saturday's 1-0 away win against Birmingham City.

The Hatters are level on points with Gary Rowett's fifth placed side, although sit just below the Lions in sixth, as despite the two teams having the same goal ...

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The Hatters fought back from two down to earn a deserved and valuable point in the Championship play-off battle with Millwall at a packed Kenilworth Road.

They broke in the 87th minute when, after a spell of Town possession, Clark found Berry in the D on the edge of the box and the midfielder span and hit a left footed shot that was perfectly placed into the bottom corner to send the Kenny into raptures. Town were deservedly back in it in the 58th minute when Bell's cross from the left angle of the box found Cody Drameh, whose first time effort was somehow tipped onto the bar by Long, only for Adebayo to be in the right place at the right time to flick the loose ball home with the outside of his right boot. The first one the midfielder hit over the bar from the edge of the box after Mpanzu and Adebayo had combined well to set him up, then he saw George Long save a cross-shot at his near post as the midway point of the half approached.

Luton Town recover from 2-0 down to earn a point against fellow Championship play-off chasers Millwall at Kenilworth Road.

Oliver Burke (Millwall) header from the centre of the box is blocked. Luke Berry (Luton Town) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner. - Shots - 13Nakamba - 29Bell - 4Lockyer - 34Horvath "I can't be too critical because we've defended really well for a long period. It's what we deserved at the very least." As the ball bounced back into play, Adebayo was the quickest to convert from close range. The hosts went close to equalising after 49 minutes, as Clark twisted and turned in the Millwall area and saw his low shot deflected away for a corner. A long ball down the middle was flicked on by Bradshaw, with Flemming sprinting past Luton's backline.