Chelsea vs Luton Predictions & Tips

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Stamford Bridge

Chelsea

Luton

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Both Teams To Score

Reason for tip

Chelsea’s attack is in-form as they have scored exactly three goals in each of their last four games including friendlies. Luton have scored at least twice in all three of their games this season and that run of scoring multiple goals stretches back into the previous campaign. Jack Wilshere’s side have scored more than once in 11 straight competitive games across all competitions, and they can manage at least one against a rotated Chelsea side who shipped two at Fulham.

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Chelsea 2-1

Reason for tip

Chelsea still win but perhaps not as comfortably as the odds suggest. They have enough talent within their squad to beat Luton inside 90 minutes but the visitors should be up for this game and are on a 15-game unbeaten run stretching back to March, so they can keep things tight at Stamford Bridge and a 2-1 home win looks possible.

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Luton have scored nine goals across three games this season
Chelsea won 3-2 at Fulham on Monday
Both teams have scored in Chelsea’s last six competitive games

Goals at both ends offers value at Stamford Bridge

Xabi Alonso’s reign as Chelsea manager got off to a winning start on Monday with a 3-2 success at Fulham and the Blues are back in action on Thursday when they host Luton in the EFL Cup.

We may see a very different Chelsea starting XI to the one that lined up at Craven Cottage, however, as the likes of Cole Palmer, Joao Pedro and summer signings Morgan Rogers and Maxence Lacroix will probably drop to the bench.

Understandably, the Premier League side are the huge favourites and hold little appeal at a short price. Luton have been in good form going forward in the early stages of the season and the best option could be backing both teams to score.

The Hatters have scored at least twice in all three of their games this season and that run of multiple goals stretches back into the previous campaign. Jack Wilshere’s side have scored more than once in 11 straight competitive games across all competitions, and they can manage at least one against a rotated Chelsea side who shipped two at Fulham.

Chelsea should still win but perhaps not as comfortably as the odds suggest. They have enough talent within their squad to beat Luton inside 90 minutes but the visitors should be up for this game and are on a 15-game unbeaten run stretching back to March, so they can keep things tight at Stamford Bridge.