With three games left, Luton Town is just one point inside the relegation zone, while Everton is comfortably 11 points clear of the bottom three.
After ensuring Premier League safety last weekend, Sean Dyche’s team travel to Kenilworth Road on Friday evening.
Game preview
Luton suffered a 1-2 defeat against Wolverhampton Wanderers Last weekend Carlton Morris scored a late consolation goal.
The Hatters have now lost five of their last six Premier League games, with ten defeats in the last 13 meetings.
Rob Edwards’ side have also suffered 10 defeats and conceded 32 goals in their 17 home league games this season, with only Sheffield United and Burnley conceding more at home.
Notably, both teams have scored in each of Luton’s last six home games in the league, with both teams scoring in 14 of their 17 home games this season.
On the other hand, Everton secured a 1-0 win Brentford last time out, despite only having one shot on target throughout the competition.
This win extended the Toffees’ winning streak to three games with 2-0 wins Nottingham Forest And Liverpool before last weekend’s triumph.
In addition, Everton have won four times without conceding a goal in their last five meetings and are therefore on the rise Jordan Pickford to second place in the shutouts rankings.
However, it is important to note that Dyche’s side have failed to win any of their last nine away league games, recording three wins and six defeats in that time.
Head to head:
Luton and Everton have met twice this season, with the Hatters winning 2-1 in both the Premier League and the FA Cup.
Overall, however, Luton have only won two of their last 11 meetings with the Toffees in all competitions.
Team news and updates:
The hosts are currently without one Wonderful Nakamba, Jacob Brown, Tom Lockyer, Issa Kabore, Amari’i Bell, Dan Potts, Chiedozie Ogbene, And Mads Andersen.
As for the visitors, Dele Alli, Beto, Nathan Patterson, Seamus Coleman, And Lewis Dobbin are injured.
There are also uncertainties about it Dominic Calvert Lewin.
Prediction and Analysis:
Although Luton Town have struggled this season, their home form suggests they could be a threat, especially with both teams scoring regularly in their games.
However, Everton’s recent form and superior quality could tip the balance in their favour.
Our prediction is for a hard-fought game with both teams scoring points, but with Everton emerging victorious at Kenilworth Road.