Luton vs West Brom Prediction & Betting Tips (1 November)

Relegated from the Premier League last season, Luton is not going through a good period and is having great difficulty getting back on track. Indeed, after a great victory for the reception of Watford 3-0 which had put an end to a drought of three days without a victory including two defeats on the field of Plymouth 3-1 and that of Sheffield United 2-0, The Hatters lost twice again but this time in quick succession against Sunderland 1-2 and on the previous day at Coventry 3-2. In the standings, the locals are in 22nd place, virtually relegated to League One.

 Opposite, West Bromwich Albion does not experience these problems at the bottom of the table, even being well placed in the top 6 of the Championship 5th. However, we can clearly announce that this team can do better since it remains on a terrible series of six days without success for a record of two defeats on the pitch of Sheffield Wed 3-2 and at home for the coming of Middlesbrough 0 -1 and above all four successive draws in the current series against Millwall 0-0, on the Oxford side 1-1, and without a visit to the Blackburn pitch 0-0 and for the reception of Cardiff last weekend 0- 0. 

Two regular players from the previous day will be missing this evening. In this case Alfie Doughty (3 assists in the championship) who will serve an accumulation of yellow cards, and the central Holmes who will serve his exclusion. In addition, we can add the injuries to Mads Andersen, the Jamaican international Bell, the important defenders Burke and Mengi without forgetting to mention Walters (important in the rotation). Author of 11 goals in the PL last year, Carlton Morris was popular but decided to stay at the club and already has 4 goals and 1 assist in the Championship. He is also, by far, the most prolific element at Luton with Adebayo (2 goals).

Opposite, indisputable holder in this squad Bartley remains injured and will most likely miss this game. Same case for the long-term injured Dike or Dobbin (less important than the first two mentioned). In addition, last weekend, central defender Paddy McNair (Northern Ireland international) left prematurely with an injury and is not certain to play this evening. On the other hand, the former Bordeaux player Josh Maja (7 goals in 12 appearances in the Championship) will be available for his coach like the very interesting creative midfielder John Swift (who played for Chelsea at the start of his career).