Following the 3-1 win against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday afternoon, Nathan Jones' side are within a point of the play-off places and three points below Norwich.
The opposition:
Norwich City are a point off the top after losing their last two games in a row against Preston North End and Watford.
Relegated from the Premier League last season, boss Dean Smith will be hoping to help the Canaries get back to the top flight once again.
Josh Sargent (pictured above) is the joint-leading top scorer in the Champioinship with eight goals in 14 matches so far this season, whilst his forward partner Teemu Pukki has provided four goals and four assists.
Last time we met:
The Hatters suffered defeat at Carrow Road back in March 2021, ending a run of three consecutive wins against the Canaries.
Those most memorable of which, came back in 2013 when Scott Rendell helped Non-League Luton knock Premier League Norwich out of the FA Cup.
In more recent years, James Collins scored a hat-trick in a Carabao Cup victory, before a second 3-1 win in a row came in December 2020, with goals from George Moncur, Matty Pearson and Collins once more.
Ticket information:
Just over 1,200 Hatters are heading to Norwich already tomorrow night, but those making a late decision to travel can pay on the day.
Payment must be with card only at the main Ticket Office, no cash will be accepted.
Prices:
How to follow:
For supporters who want to watch or listen to all available iFollow matches this season and have access to exclusive content, including pre-match press conferences and player interviews, subscription details can be found HERE.
Simon Pitts is on iFollow Hatters commentary and audio match passes are available for every match for £2.50. Because this is a midweek away game, video match passes are also available for £10.00.
The officials:
Referee: Oliver Langford
Assistant Referees: Daniel Leach and Akil Howson
Fourth Official: Tim Robinson
The referee on Tuesday night is Oliver Langford and he officiated the Hatters five times last season, the last of which was the 1-0 away win against Coventry City in March.
He took charge of 36 matches last season, dishing out 145 yellow cards and two reds.
