The Hatters host Wycombe Wanderers at Kenilworth Road tomorrow afternoon in the final game before the international break.
Town were beaten last time out by rivals Watford but won their first two league matches of the season against Barnsley and Derby County respectively.
Newly promoted Wycombe meanwhile are yet to register a point or a goal in the Sky Bet Championship.
You can purchase your £10 iFollow match pass for tomorrow’s game by clicking the image at the foot of the page.
Nathan Jones said:
On Wycombe: “We’ll be as prepared as we possibly can be. We have experience of Wycombe and of real battles, through all three leagues now, and we have watched their recent games, so we know what tests were going to come up against and I think we have a decent record against them.
"We’ve only lost once since I’ve been here in six or seven outings, and I hope that continues because it will be a tough, tough game. Championship games are tough games anyway, and against Wycombe it’s an even tougher game because of the rivalry we’ve had."
On the chance of picking up points: “We’ve had a similar trajectory to Wycombe, obviously slightly earlier than them but it’s always a really, really tough game against Wycombe. We know that and we are going to have to be at it. There is a chance of points, there is always a chance for three points available in a Championship game because anything can happen. But at no point are we looking at it saying this is going to be an anything other than a war."
Who?
Wycombe Wanderers were promoted to the Championship for the first time in their history last season, beating Oxford United 2-1 in the Play-off final at Wembley Stadium.
The Chairboys and Luton were both promoted from League Two together in 2018 having been on similar journeys through the divisions in recent years.
The manager – Gareth Ainsworth
Gareth Ainsworth has been in charge of Wycombe since September 2012, leading the club to the Championship this season after a fantastic 3rd place finish on points per game, after the season was ended early due to the coronavirus pandemic.
He is the second longest serving manager in the EFL and is also well known for his rock lifestyle off the pitch, as lead singer for The Cold Blooded Hearts.
Main threat – Fred Onyedinma
Fred Onyedinma joined the Chairboys on a permanent deal from Millwall in July 2019 following a number of prior loan spells with the club.
Though his game-time was limited due to injury, he still made a vital contribution in-front of goal last season, scoring four times in the league and twice in the play-offs.
When and where?
Kick-off is 3pm at Kenilworth Road on Saturday 3rd October.
Man in the middle?
The referee for tomorrow’s game is Graham Scott – who refereed the Hatters twice last season in home games against Bristol City and Birmingham City.
Played before?
The two sides last met in February 2019 in League One and Luton were 3-0 victors, with James Collins and a double from George Moncur enough to secure a win at Kenilworth Road.
Our Town
The digital version of the Hatters’ matchday programme, Our Town, will continue to be sent free to season ticket holders an hour before kick-off in the build-up to home matches.
Non-season ticket holders will be able to purchase a digital version of the programme for £2.
In addition to the e-programme options, supporters who wish to buy a hard copy of the match programme after the match has taken place can do so for £5 via our online shop Hatters World.
(Please note, the cut-off point for purchasing will be midnight on Friday 9th October, after which point the programmes will be printed and disctributed w/c Monday 12th October).
Follow the action
Match passes to watch the 3pm kick-off live on iFollow Hatters are now available to purchase by clicking the image at the foot of the page.
Season ticket holder iFollow codes for the Wycombe game have been distributed by email. For full details on how to redeem your code, follow the instructions here.
Supporters who aren't season ticket holders can purchase a £10 match pass to watch the action by clicking on the image below.
Audio commentary of the match will be available to iFollow subscribers, while BBC Three Counties Radio will also be broadcasting live commentary via Digital Radio, Freeview Channel 720, 103.8, 104.5, 92.1 and 95.5.
