There is some appeal in Luton as big price underdogs here bas Palace arrive out-of-sorts, having won just one of their last five.

The Eagles have been better on the road, however, picking up 10 of their 15 points on their travels so it may be best to ignore the match result markets for our main bet and focus on goals.

Both teams to score could be the best way to approach this fixture as Luton are yet to keep a clean sheet in five attempts at home, but they have scored themselves in four of those games.

Palace have scored five goals across their last three games and have only drawn a blank once in six away league games, at Newcastle, so goals at both ends looks likely.

If Luton are to avoid an immediate return to the Championship they need to make the most of their home games.

And they host Crystal Palace on Saturday still seeking a first three points of the season at Kenilworth Road.

The Hatters did pick up an impressive point against Liverpool in their last home outing, with a last-gasp strike denying them all three, and they may be able to get something when they take on Palace.