Nathan Jones' side have recorded seven points from a possible nine in the last three matches but are still looking for a first home win of the campaign.
The opposition:
Wigan Athletic were promoted to the Sky Bet Championship as champions last season and currently find themselves in 18th position.
With a win against Birmingham City and four draws so far, Wigan find themselves two points and five places behind the Hatters at the start of play.
Will Keane was the Latics' top scorer with 27 in all competitions last term and so far in six Championship matches he has scored twice.
Rarmani Edmonds-Green and Anthony Scully joined the Latics on Deadline Day, the latter on a permanent basis from League One side Lincoln City after netting 37 goals in 106 appearances for the Imps.
Last time we met:
It was a goalless draw in the last meeting between the two teams, remembered best by a last-minute Simon Sluga save to leave the DW Stadium with a point which would prove vital in Town's survival bid.
Four months prior, the Hatters recorded their first win over Wigan since 1998 thanks to a late turnaround and eventual added-time winner from George Moncur.
Ticket information:
Tickets are still available for Saturday's fixture and are on general sale to supporters who have a previous purchase history with the club.
The Price Category for this fixture is Category B:
Season Card holders who are not able to attend can take advantage of the buy-back process and receive vouchers for catering units or either Club Shop. (Requests to cancel your seats must be received at least 24 hours prior to the date of the game by email to [email protected].
How to follow:
For supporters who want to watch or listen to all available iFollow matches this season and have access to exclusive content, including pre-match press conferences and player interviews, subscription details can be found HERE.
Simon Pitts is on iFollow Hatters commentary and audio match passes are available for every match for £2.50.
Match passes are available for international supporters anywhere outside of the UK costing £10 each.
The officials:
Referee: Chris Kavanagh
Assistant Referees: Mark Scholes and Darren Cann
Fourth Official: James Linington
The man in the middle on Saturday afternoon is Chris Kavanagh who took charge of Luton's 2-0 away win against Millwall back in October last year.
The Manchester-born referee officiated 28 games in total last season, of which the majority where Premier League matches, and he dished out 101 yellow cards and four reds.
