Luton vs Portsmouth prediction
Portsmouth are aiming for four successive wins - Photo by Imago
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Total goals - Under 2.5

Both teams' last five games combined have averaged just two goals per match

In this article, we have given our Luton vs Portsmouth prediction, odds & betting tips ahead of their Championship clash at Kenilworth Road on Saturday afternoon. At the time of writing, the hosts are bottom of the table on 28 points from 34 games played, while the visitors are in 17th place on 39 points from the same number of matches.

Luton vs Portsmouth prediction: Pompey to continue winning streak?

Key stats

  • Luton have lost three of their last four games without scoring.
  • Portsmouth have won their previous three matches, scoring two goals in each.
  • The last five H2Hs have produced just nine goals.

Correct score prediction: Luton 0-2 Portsmouth

Luton have been toothless in front of goal of late, and are struggling to win games because of it. Meanwhile, Portsmouth are flying with three straight victories, and will be favourites to add a fourth on the road.

Pre-match odds and win probability: Luton surprising favourites?

  • Home: 11/10 (2.1) – 47.6%
  • Draw: 23/10 (3.3) – 30.3%
  • Away: 12/5 (3.4) – 29.4%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

The implied probabilities suggest that Luton are favourites to win, despite their struggles. A Portsmouth victory is actually the unlikeliest result, just ahead of a draw.

Do be sure to check out our free betting tips page for more inspiration on this match and several others.

Most recent H2Hs: Evenly matched?

England Championship 17/08/24

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

0
Luton

Luton

0

Club Friendly List 24/07/21

Luton

Luton

1
Portsmouth

Portsmouth

1

England League 1 29/01/19

Luton

Luton

3
Portsmouth

Portsmouth

2

England League 1 04/08/18

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

1
Luton

Luton

0

England FA Cup 04/11/17

Luton

Luton

1
Portsmouth

Portsmouth

0

The previous two H2Hs have both ended in draws, while Luton have won twice and Portsmouth once. Only nine goals have been scored in total, at an average of 1.8 goals per game.

Luton preview: Hatters in heaps of trouble

Luton are staring at back-to-back relegations, with no recent form to suggest they will get out of it. Confidence is fragile, and Portsmouth could well triumph on their turf.

Predicted lineup: Kaminski (GK), Walters, Makosso, Bell, Jones, Walsh, Clark, Aasgaard, Doughty, Adebayo & Morris

England Championship 12/04/25

L

Blackburn

Blackburn

1

Luton

Luton

0

England Championship 08/04/25

D

Stoke

Stoke

1

Luton

Luton

1

England Championship 05/04/25

D

Leeds

Leeds

1

Luton

Luton

1

England Championship 29/03/25

W

Hull

Hull

0

Luton

Luton

1

England Championship 15/03/25

D

Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough

0

Luton

Luton

0

Portsmouth preview: Pompey in their pomp

Portsmouth are aiming for four consecutive victories, and should get the job done at Kenilworth Road despite what the bookmakers are saying. A few more wins could even see them make a late charge into the top half.

Predicted lineup: Schmid (GK), Swanson, Pack, Poole, Ogilivie, Hayden, Dozzell, Ritchie, Aouchiche, Murphy & Bishop

England Championship 12/04/25

D

Derby

Derby

2

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

2

England Championship 09/04/25

L

Coventry

Coventry

1

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

0

England Championship 05/04/25

L

Millwall

Millwall

2

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

1

England Championship 29/03/25

W

Blackburn

Blackburn

0

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

1

England Championship 15/03/25

L

Preston

Preston

2

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

1

Player to watch – Josh Murphy

Josh Murphy has had a major impact in Portsmouth's recent victories. Jason Brown – Photo by Imago

Josh Murphy has scored one goal and provided a further three assists across Portsmouth's last three wins. His 15 total goal contributions in the Championship in the 2024/25 campaign are the most in the Pompey squad.


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