Luton – Focussing On The Opposition – Cardiff City
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With just four games to go, in the 2021/2022 Championship season, Luton Town, after a fine win over Nottingham Forest, are very much in the race for a play-off place.
Tomorrow, Easter Monday, the Hatters will be in South Wales, taking on a Cardiff City side, knowing three more points will be of enormous benefit in the hunt for that play-off place.
Ahead of the game, here at Vital Luton Town, we thought we’d take a look at how Cardiff’s season has gone.
The Welsh side have played 1 game fewer than Luton, with 41 fixtures completed.
Of those 41 fixtures they’ve won 14, drawn 7 and lost 20, scoring 48 goals and conceding 63, giving them a negative goal difference of -15.
In those 41 games they’ve amassed 49 points and lie in a lowly 17th place in the Championship table.
As far as current form goes, the Welsh side have a record that likes like thus – DWLWL, meaning they have taken 7 points out of the last 15 available.
When it comes to top scorers, we find that both Aden Flint and Rubin Colwill have 6 each to their names.
In the reciprocating fixture, back in November 2021, the game finished as below:
Luton Town 1 Cardiff City 2
with the Luton goal coming from Clark, revenge is on the cards.
Although Luton have a lengthening injury list, I reckon their desire, ambition and application will see them win this game, possibly by the odd goal in three.
But how do you see this one going?
Please feel free to have your say in the comment facility beneath this article.
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