Now four unbeaten following the midweek draw against Huddersfield Town, the Hatters are one point outside of the top six in ninth position.
The Baggies, meanwhile, will be desperate to respond positively to consecutive defeats against Swansea City and Preston North End.
The opposition:
West Brom have struggled for form in the Championship this season with just one win to their name and now find themselves in the relegation zone.
Whilst form suggests one thing, the Baggies lead the way in the division for expected goals and they will hope to get back to winning ways as soon as possible.
Striker Karlan Grant is their top scorer with four goals this term, whilst creative winger Grady Diangana - who scored two goals against Luton back in August 2019 - has five goal contributions to his name so far this season.
Last time we met:
Cameron Jerome and Allan Campbell scored in a brilliant 2-0 win against West Brom back in February, moving the Hatters to within two points of the play-off positions.
A win at The Hawthorns has proved somewhat more elusive however, with Luton last recording a victory there in 1996.
Ticket information:
The ticket office would like to advise that tickets are still available for our fixture with West Brom on Saturday.
Tickets will be available by phone only from the ticket office on 01582 416 976. These can be purchased until midday on Friday 7th October.
If collecting tickets from Luton, they can be collected between 10am-5pm Friday or 9-12am Saturday morning.
Travel to The Hawthorns
There will be no rail services calling at The Hawthorns on Saturday owing to a strike, so an alternative mode of transport is advised.
For supporters driving to the Hawthorns on Saturday, there is off-site parking available at Wattville Primary School and Mercure Hotel - both with Park and Walk options.
Wattville Primary School Park & Walk - £10.00
Mercure Hotel - Park & Walk - £10.00
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Simon Pitts is on iFollow Hatters commentary and audio match passes are available for every match for £2.50.
The officials:
Referee: David Webb
Assistant Referees: Nigel Lugg and Matthew Smith
Fourth Official: Charles Breakspear
The referee on Saturday afternoon is David Webb who was in charge when Luton were hosts against Sheffield United in August.
He has officiated 11 matches so far this campaign, the majority of which in the Sky Bet Championship, and has shown 29 yellow cards in that period.
