In a historic showdown at Kenilworth Road, Luton faces off against Manchester United, marking their first league encounter since 1992. Luton, battling to avoid relegation, suffered a setback with a disappointing 3-1 loss to Sheffield United, their first home defeat by more than one goal this season. Striker Carlton Morris remains a key player, with five of his six goals scored in the second half.

On the other hand, Manchester United arrives in top form, clinching a crucial away win against Aston Villa and ending a 13-match winless streak against top-nine sides on the road. Rasmus Højlund’s scoring streak adds to their confidence, as he becomes the second-youngest player in Premier League history to score in five consecutive games.

Intriguingly, Manchester United remains the only team in the division yet to trail at half-time in an away league game this season, underscoring their dominance and resilience on the road. As they gear up to face Luton, the Red Devils aim to extend their unbeaten streak against newly-promoted sides, having won 11 successive matches, including three this season.