Luton V QPHa

Blackburn await the winners of tonight's clash at Kenilworth Road. Luton are weaker than they would have been for the original replay date, while QPR are stronger, which rankles somewhat since they are only still in the competition by virtue (Irony) of a hand of God equaliser at Loftus Road.

QPR's recent form looks almost as bad as Luton's having won only twice in their last 13 games while Luton have won only twice in 18.

Mike Newell on www.lutontown.co.uk said:

'It's disappointing because although we let players go, I looked at the team and the subs on Saturday, and for the first time we had experience on the bench in all positions.'

'Kevin's (Foley)been struggling a little bit, but as far as I'm concerned he'll be available for tomorrow. He's had to miss a few games but he is in a better condition than he was a few weeks ago. If long term he faces a problem, we will deal with that.'

Luton's woes continue, with Matthew Spring ineligible, and long term abstentees Markus Heikkinen, Sam Parkin, Paul Underwood and Calvin Andrew being joined on the sidelines by Warren feeney and Leon Barnett both of whom damaged medial ligaments in the Barnsley match. Boyd could be partnered up front with either Brkovic or Morgan. Kevin Foley could return after a heel problem.

The only player to emerge from Saturday with any credit.

The hoops will have Lee Cook back from suspension and Gareth Ainsworth could make his first appearance since November after an ankle injury. Marc Bircham (hamstring) Martin Rowlands (calf) and Marcus Bignot (knee) are all doubtful.

Always gives us grief, and probably will again!

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