Luton average 10.24 shots per game in the Championship this season, with 38.6% of shots going on target, leaving an average of 3.95 shots on target per game.

In matches at Kenilworth Road this season, Luton’s shot on target numbers read 2-5-5-4-5-4-5-4-2-2-8, meaning this leg of the bet builder has won on 8 out of 11 occasions.

When Derby have played away from Pride Park this season they have faced the following shot on target numbers: 7-3-5-3-4-3-4-3-4-6-4.

Luton are averaging 6.23 corners per game in the Championship this season. The number of corners they’re winning is much greater in home matches compared to away matches.

At Kenilworth Road they’ve had 82 corners, compared to 69 when playing away, with 28 of those coming in 2 matches, at Preston and Plymouth.

On average, Derby concede 5.76 corner kicks per game. They’ve conceded 41 corners in their last 5 away games (an average of 8.2 per game over this period).

Derby average only 5.29 corners per game in the Championship this season, and that average drops to 3.54 corners per game when they are the away side.

Away from Pride Park, Derby’s corner numbers read 0-1-2-8-5-6-4-6-3-2-2. Derby have won 5 or fewer corners in 8 out of 11 away matches.

Jerry Yates only took 6 shots in total in his first 11 Derby appearances and failed to score, despite holding a 50% shot on target ratio.

After that slow start, his output has increased. In his last 7 matches, Yates has scored 3 goals from 13 shots with 7 on target. He has had a shot on target in 6 of his last 7 matches.

Luton should, even at their worst, still avoid defeat v Derby on home turf. They are a much stronger home team than Derby are an away team.

Luton have won 18 points from a possible 33 at Kenilworth Road this season and are unbeaten in their last 5 home league matches.

Derby have won just 1 away league game all season and have scored only 9 goals in 11 away matches.

Elijah Adebayo can add to his season goal tally of 5 against a Derby defence weakened by the loss of Eiran Cashin to injury.

Adebayo has the 2nd highest expected goals figure in the league with 9.2xG. He has scored 3 goals in his last 4 matches.

Adebayo averages a shot every 20.8 minutes and with 56.1% going on target.

Ebou Adams is a workhorse in Derby’s midfield and is tasked with a role that’s pivotal in attacking and defensive phases of play.

Adams’ is high energy. He tops Derby’s stats for winning the ball in the oppositions final third and for successful tackles per 90. Adams also has high foul numbers, this season they read 0-1-2-3-2-2-2-3-0-2-2-2-2-4-2-3-0-3-5-1.

Adams has also been one of Derby’s more threatening players this season. He plays a more aggressive role than his midfield partners Ben Osborn and Kenzo Goudmijn and finds himself higher up the pitch as a result.

Adams is averaging 1.6 shots per game this season. He has taken 24 shots at goal with his numbers reading 0-0-4-2-2-0-1-0-0-0-2-4-2-0-0-1-1-2-1-2.

Adams has also scored 3 goals this season from an xG of 3.87.