Luton Town - Burnley betting tips and odds

With a difficult matchup ahead of them, Luton Town will need to focus if they want to bring in another 3 points. They are not overwhelmingly outmatched by any means, but they are generally seen as the underdogs compared to Burnley.

The Clarets have their work cut out for them this Saturday. Most bookmakers online see them as the stronger team, made evident by the 2.23 betting odds for an away win. That’s a fairly slim advantage, though.

The hosts can feel pretty satisfied with their previous match. Luton Town had a difficult trip to survive in the Championship and they did it by holding on both at the halftime mark and following the final whistle for an HT/FT Preston North End draw.

Burnley’s previous match against Watford was frustrating to watch. They spent most of the match trying to catch up to a relatively weaker opponent, only managing to do so in the second half and securing a middling 1:1 draw at a home game.

If the home team’s recent history is anything to go by – and it usually is – this match might be interesting for BTTS bets and such. They haven’t let a single match go by without scoring for at least 7 Championship rounds.

The Clarets netted 7 goals in their last three showdowns, which means this match might be a great chance to look at Over Goals markets. With some luck, a confirmed Over 4.5 seems quite plausible.

Looking at the head-to-head stats between these two squads, we see a tied game from an earlier round. This was a missed opportunity for Luton Town, who should have had an easy time earning 3 points in a home game. They’re still the favourites, but their chances of winning the game are smaller than they were in that previous bout.

With no injuries reported on either side of the pitch, both coaches have their full rosters at their disposal. As such, the odds remain firmly in the visitors’ favour.

The best choice for this fixture is quite easy to figure out – an Under 2.5 Goals bet at the odds of 1.70. It’s an almost guaranteed win that’s not too bad in the value department either.