Bolton have already secured their playoff spot in League One, so there is very little pressure on them heading into this final home fixture of the regular season. However, they will still want to end their campaign on a high, especially in front of their home crowd, and Bolton have been an entertaining side to watch in recent weeks. They have scored nine goals in their last three matches alone, and BTTS has landed in each of those fixtures. 

Luton also come into this clash in a rich vein of form, unbeaten in any of their last 11 matches across all competitions, and they are still in the running to secure a playoff finish. They will need to be front-footed in their approach here in search of the three points, but that could open up space for Bolton to exploit, and the hosts have been ruthless going forward this campaign.

Bolton have already secured their spot in the playoffs, but still need all three points to guarantee third place, which could end up being important for how the fixtures land when we get through to the semi-finals of the playoffs, as they’d be likely to have the most favourable fixture of the four sides competing for a spot in the Championship next season.

One of those potential opponents could be Luton, who have had an impressive rise under Jack Wilshere - picking up the EFL Trophy a few weeks back - and are looking to jump into the playoff spots on the final day, with only one point keeping them behind Stevenage, who occupy the final playoff spot. Luton have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, and have generally been an entertaining watch under Jack Wilshere.

Bolton have seen 3+ goals in each of their last three home games, with their most recent game in front of their supporters producing six goals as they drew 3-3 with Huddersfield at home. Luton have seen 58 goals across their 22 away matches in League One this term, coming out to an average of 2.63 goals per game.