Luton Town vs Millwall preview: How to watch, kick-off time, team news, predicted lineups and ones to watch

Luton Town are looking to win their first game in three as they face Millwall at Kenilworth Road on Tuesday night. Their opponents are flying in February, undefeated in five games.

The Hatters and the Lions are separated by five points however, Luton have a game in hand with the two sides sitting in mid-table.

Most recently, Luton travelled to Stoke City where Nathan Jones conceded three goals at his old stomping ground.

Nick Powell scored a brace either side of half-time before Steven Fletcher sealed the three points for the Potters 12 minutes from time.

On Saturday, Millwall were held to a 0-0 draw at bottom of the table, Wycombe Wanderers. The Lions were on top for the majority of the game, doubling Wycombe's passes. Unfortunately, Millwall were unable to turn their 13 attempts into goals.

Team news

Luton Town

Tom Lockyer and Matty Pearson could miss out once again for the Hatters after picking up ankle and hamstring injuries, respectively.

Millwall

January signing, Maikel Kieftenbeld, could return to match day squad after a slight hamstring injury.

Murray Wallace, Jake Cooper, Ryan Leonard, Conor Mahoney and Kenneth Zohore all remain out for the South London side.

Predicted lineups

Luton Town:

Sluga; Bree, Cranie, Bradley; Potts, Ruddock, Rea, Dewsbury-Hall; Cornick, Collins; Clark.

Millwall:

Stockdale; Grimmer, Stewart, Tafazolli, Obita; Knight; Onyedinma, Wheeler, Mehmeti; Horgan; Ikpeazu.

Ones to watch

Luton Town - James Collins

The striker is Luton's top goalscorer in the Championship but despite only scoring twice in 2021, Collins is one of the Hatters' biggest attacking threats.

The 30-year-old is a difficult man to get off the ball especially when holding it up.

Millwall - Jed Wallace

The attacker has scored seven goals so far this season for the Lions, and will look to enter double figures on his goal tally again in the Championship.

Starting on the left in the front three, Wallace is a key asset to Millwall's attack. He's a threatening player going forward and always one the opposition should be wary of.