Clark is averaging 1.13 shots per 90 in 2024/25 for Luton, but this increases slightly when narrowing down the sample to Luton's last 10 matches.

He has been very consistent in getting at least one shot off from central midfield. He has managed this in four of his last five starts and eight of his last 10.

Clark has played the full 90 minutes in each of Luton's last six Championship matches, so Sub On Play On is unlikely to play a role here.

McGuinness has been a big threat for Luton all season since signing from Cardiff. Firstly, his overall season rate is 1.14 shots per 90, which is a decent sample size at this stage.

He has had six shots in his last three matches, including three last time out, which suggests that set piece plans are being devised around his presence.

There is something about John Eustace and his ability to get results with teams that he manages, especially at home, which makes this a tricky puzzle for Luton.

The Rams are undefeated in four at home at this crucial stage of the season and by keeping them organised, Eustace is keeping his team in matches to then flourish at a later stage.

Luton themselves have been much improved in recent weeks, and their performances are generally much better than they were, but they are failing to capitalise by getting the goals and points. Derby will make it difficult for them to do that here.

The draw is a big runner here in a game that is sure to come down to fine margins.

The experienced defender is having something of a shot spree at the moment.

Whilst his shot average for the season is around 0.6 per 90, he has had at least one shot in each of his last four, including three on target, so he is getting into good positions.

In total, he has seven shots in his last four matches, with three coming in his last match.

The Norwegian international has been a smart January addition for Luton, and despite him playing in midfield, he has become the shot volume man for the Hatters.

He is averaging 1.95 shots per 90 in the Championship since signing, but this line is an interesting one because he has hit three or more shots in three of his last five matches now.

He is another player who is trusted to play 90 minutes every time Luton take to the pitch as well.

A slightly more under-the-radar signing perhaps, but Milennic Alli has made a big shooting contribution since being introduced to the team.

His position on the left becomes more of a left forward role when he is on the pitch, which ends up shifting Luton's formation around a little bit, but gets the best out of the team overall.

Alli, for his part, is a real goal threat. He has taken nine shots in around 170 minutes since coming on for Alfie Doughty. He is likely to start on the left here, and a continuation of this form will have this line of shots in sight.