Luton Town - Queens Park Rangers betting tips and odds

Luton Town should not have bigger problems running away with three points in this match if they stick to their game plan. However, Queens Park Rangers can be a tough nut to crack and the home side need to be on top of their game.

The Hoops are coming into this match as underdogs, though the difference is not overwhelming. Even so, they’re not all that likely to win. An Away Win bet is priced at 3.50 with top online bookies, which could bring a decent profit.

Luton Town’s latest away game at West Bromwich Albion was an inconclusive stalemate which persisted throughout the runtime. Considering they were visitors playing against a much stronger team, however, the 0:0 result isn’t too bad for Luton Town.

Queens Park Rangers won their previous Championship matchup thanks to a late-game decider. They spent most of the game’s runtime toe-to-toe with Reading, which was somewhat unexpected considering how one-sided the betting odds initially were.

Luton Town are a force to be reckoned with when met on their home turf, which is the case here. They currently have a trend going on with more than 5 goals scored over the last 3 home games, and they’ll certainly be looking to continue it.

QPR are doing quite well in the most recent part of the Championship. They are on a 3 – game string of victories and will be looking to keep the streak going.

Most online sportsbooks agree that Luton Town are more likely to win this match, which goes against what we’ve seen from this matchup last season. Queens Park Rangers recorded a decisive victory on that occasion, which means an upset this Saturday is not impossible.

Fortunately, both teams will be able to give their all this Saturday. Neither squad has been affected by injuries or suspensions, allowing the coaches to work with all the tools at their disposal.

Though it’s a stretch, a Draw bet is likely the best option when it comes to betting on this match. With the odds at 3.40 with Betsson, it’s not exactly the safest of bets – but it’s quite strong when it comes to value.