Postivity will be flowing throughout Nathan Jones' side after picking up their first win of the campaign against Swansea City last weekend, with hopes of following it up against the Blades.
The opposition:
Sheffield United are the current league leaders after five matches with three wins, a draw and one loss.
The Blades shared play-off disappointment with Luton last season after going out in the semi-final but are keen to make a return to the Premier League this time around.
Iliman N'Diaye (pictured above) is Sheffield United's leading scorer this season with three goals in his first five matches. He came off the bench at the weekend against Blackburn Rovers and scored a brace including a brilliant solo effort.
Last time we met:
The Hatters were beaten for the first time in five matches as two quickfire Sheffield United goals gave the Blades all three points back in January.
The reverse at Kenilworth Road earlier in the season ended in a goalless draw with the Town winless against Sheffield United since January 1996.
Ticket information:
Tickets can be purchased online at www.eticketing.co.uk/lutontown or via phone on 01582 416976. You can choose to receive your tickets either digitally to enable you to print at home or send to any smartphone.
The price category for this fixture is Category B:
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.
This match will not be available on the live iFollow stream to overseas subscribers in countries where the EFL has agreed an international broadcast deal, and the local broadcaster elects to show it.
Below is the list of countries/territories whose broadcasters who are NOT going to be screening tonight's match, meaning it will be available on iFollow:
Travel information:
Supporters travelling to Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard after the game can take the Arriva bus which will leave the Clifton Road bus stop at 10:30pm.
If you are travelling into Luton by car, you can park at Power Court.
‘Weekend fixtures’ are classified as those occurring on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays. Parking at Power Court A only is £1.40 for Luton Town supporters provided that the appropriate permit is displayed in their windscreen. Click HERE to download your permit.
The officials:
Referee: David Webb
Assistant Referees: Ian Cooper and Graham Kane
Fourth Official: Andy Woolmer
The referee on Friday night is David Webb.
He last took charge of a Luton match last year in the 3-0 away defeat against Norwich City. Webb has officiated two Championship matches so far this term and four games in all competitions.
