The Town take on Plymouth Argyle in the Vertu Trophy quarter-final tonight.
Kick-off at Kenilworth Road is 7pm.
The winners of the tie will face a home semi-final next week against Northampton with the winners of that then heading to Wembley for the final on Sunday 12th April.
In-form Argyle
Tom Cleverley’s side lost a sixth game in a row when going down 1-0 at Bristol Rovers in this competition on 11th November. Argyle were sitting 23rd in the table, too.
But since then the Greens’ have been a team transformed.
In the 20 games in all competitions since, Plymouth have won 12, drawn three and lost five and it’s seven wins in their last 10 games.
They have won three in a row in League One, scoring 12 goals in the process, cumulating in Saturday’s 5-2 win over league leaders Cardiff.
Tickets
Admission is £5 for adults and £1 for under-16s.
Tickets are on sale now online only, and are available in the whole of the Main Stand, the Enclosure and David Preece, with reserved seating in operation.
Tune in, turn on.
Simon Pitts will be, as ever, on the mic on LTFC+ to deliver unrivalled partisan commentary on Tuesday night.
If you’re overseas and want to watch, it’s £10. Just want audio? It’s available anywhere, and it’s just £2.50 for the pleasure. Clicking here gives you those possibilities.
If you are an ex-pat overseas, take advantage of the half-season Global Hatters subscription which is now just £150. All the details are right here.
You can also follow our social media channels for live updates as they happen, plus photos and behind-the-scenes content during the 90 minutes. Stay on lutontown.co.uk post-match for a full report, post-match reaction and the all-important highlights.
And finally...don’t be THAT fan.
A reminder to all supporters, no matter who you are, how old or who you’re supporting, to go about your day with respect. We continue to support the Love Football, Protect the Game campaign.
Luton Town Football Club has committed in its customer charter to providing safe match-day experiences for all supporters regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability or sexual orientation, and this applies equally to home and away fixtures.
In the event that any Luton supporters do make discriminatory chants, the Club will work with the police and football authorities to help identify such individuals. Any such fans would then face the strictest club sanctions, including football banning orders that would prevent them attending any matches, in addition to any criminal charges.
Furthermore, we would like to warn against pitch incursions and the use of pyrotechnics or missiles – including any type of object that is thrown onto the pitch during a match – which could lead to potential prosecution.
The Club can also be held responsible for the behaviour of its supporters, which could lead to substantial fines being imposed.
As a diverse and inclusive football club, we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our fellow EFL clubs in supporting the FA’s ‘Love Football. Protect the Game’ campaign and call on all fans to enjoy the game in a positive spirit.
If you are offended by any discriminatory abuse of any kind at any of our games, you can report it by clicking HERE, or by contacting your nearest steward immediately.
Alternatively, email myvoice@lutontown.co.uk or report the incident via Kick it Out's free, confidential reporting app on the App Store and Google Play.
We're all Luton.
