In all competitions, Luton Town have won nine of their last 11 home games against Aston Villa (D1 L1), including their last three in a row. However, this is their first such meeting since August 2016 in the League Cup (3-1), and first in the league since April 1992 (2-0).

After their 3-1 win at Villa Park in October, Aston Villa could record a league double over Luton Town for only the second time in their history, after previously doing so in 1989-90.

Aston Villa have won seven of their last eight Premier League games against promoted sides (D1), winning both away games in this run by an aggregate score of 8-1.

Luton have lost five of their last seven Premier League home games (W2), including the last two in a row. They last lost three consecutively at home in April 2016 in League Two, while they last did so in the top-flight in March 1989.

Aston Villa have won back-to-back Premier League away games for the first time this season, beating Sheffield United 5-0 and Fulham 2-1. They last won three in a row on the road in Unai Emery’s first three away games in charge between November and January last season.

Luton Town have scored at least once in each of their last 13 Premier League games, with only Tottenham (37) on a longer current scoring streak in the competition. The Hatters have scored in 12 of their 13 games at Kenilworth Road this term, failing only against Tottenham in October (0-1).

Only Arsenal (14) have scored more headed goals in the Premier League than Luton this season (12), with the Hatters having the highest share of headed goals in the competition so far this term (34%). However, no side has conceded fewer headers than Aston Villa (1), accounting for just 3% of their total goals conceded.

Aston Villa have scored more first half goals than any other side in the Premier League this season (27), while only Manchester City (13) have been leading at half-time more often than the Villans (12). However, Luton have conceded the lowest share of their Premier League goals before the interval this season (33% - 17/51).

Luton’s Carlton Morris has been involved in six goals in his last six Premier League games (4 goals, 2 assists), and has either scored (2) or assisted (1) a goal in each of his last three at Kenilworth Road.

With 14 goals and 10 assists, no player has been involved in more Premier League goals this season than Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins (24). He’s scored once and assisted four goals in his last two games against promoted sides.