Wycombe Wanderers vs Luton Town prediction, odds and how to watch

Stevenage beat Luton Town 2-1 in League One despite being outpossessed 70-30, with goals from Dan Kemp and Josh Magennis enough to see off a Luton side that created plenty but delivered too little when it mattered.

Chelsea controlled this Carabao Cup tie from start to finish, with Danny Welbeck's second-half header and a Hakeem Odoffin own goal securing a 2-0 win over a Luton Town side that simply could not compete at this level.

Wycombe Wanderers produced a performance of total authority at Edgeley Park, running out 5-1 winners against a Stockport County side that never competed. Harry Wood scored twice inside 23 minutes and Wycombe never looked back.

Mansfield Town put on a ruthless display at home, thrashing Luton Town 5-2 in League One thanks to a brace from Nathan Moriah-Welsh in the first half and two more from Jon Russell after the break. Luton had the ball but Mansfield had the desire, and that tells you everything.

Luton Town dominated the territory and the shot count but could only manage a 1-1 draw with Leyton Orient at Kenilworth Road, with Jamie Donley's opener cancelled out by Jaze Kabia's equaliser before Orient's ill-discipline threatened to undermine their point.

Wycombe Wanderers twice led at Adams Park only to be pegged back each time, as Milton Keynes Dons scored three times in eight second-half minutes to earn a 3-3 draw in a disorganised and absorbing League One contest.

Wycombe Wanderers host Luton Town on Saturday without a win in their last five League One matches, while Luton arrive with genuine confidence and the better recent record. Something has to give at Adams Park.

Bromley have shipped 13 goals in four League One matches. Wycombe Wanderers arrive having kept zero clean sheets in five. Something has to give, and Connor Maguire is not optimistic about either defence.