Luton will still be without skipper Chris Coyne who sits out the second of his two match ban, while Anthony Grant is also missing through suspension. Steve Robinson is available after a one match ban but Kevin Blackwell may opt for the same starting 11 that won at Port Vale. Jarek Fojut sadly plays his last game for Luton as he returns to Bolton after his very successful loan spell, and Grant returns to Chelsea.
Yeovil are also without a suspended skipper in Terry Skiverton, while Lee Peltier has returned to Liverpool as his loan spell has ended.
Darren Way will be the subject of a late fitness test after a bout of flu.
Luton have only played Yeovil once in the league drawing 0-0 at Huish Park earlier in the season. Previously there was one encounter in 2003 in the League Cup when Luton won 4-1 at Kenilworth Road.
Luton have yet to manage back to back league wins but have only lost 1 of their last 11 matches in all competitions.
Luton have taken 11 points out of their last 6 matches while Yeovil have managed 13 points from the same number of matches.
uton will have to keep a close watch on leading scorer Lloyd Owusu and Marcus Stewart who also knows where the goal is!
Yeovil are currently 8th in the table with 35 points and Luton will have to take the game very seriously if they are to get anything put of the encounter.
Referee Dean Whitestone is from Northamptonshire and we have had little success with Northants referees recently, let’s hope that changes today.
Whitehead had dished out 56 yellow cards and four reds so far this season and is on target to exceed his 113 yellows and 12 red cards in 32 games last term! He also officiated the 2-0 defeat at Huddersfield earlier in the season.
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