Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

I don't think Joel Latibeaudiere is moving too freely.

He's not got that spring in his step.

Looking back at the red card for Coventry full-back Jay Dasilva... some may argue it's a tad harsh.

Was there enough contact, if any? Was it a clear goalscoring opportunity for Millenic Alli? Did the Sky Blues have defensive cover coming across in the box? Frank Lampard will be asking all of those questions.

Rob Gurney
BBC Radio CWR Sport

I've looked at it again and Millenic Alli trips himself up.

It's not hard to see why Burnley are heading for the top flight.

Some of the Clarets' passing has been a joy to watch and QPR are struggling to get hold of the ball at the moment.

Frank Lampard is forced into a sacrificial sub for Coventry. Tatsuhiro Sakamoto has to make way for full-back Jake Bidwell after the red card for Jay Dasilva.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

I've got a problem with that.

Technically he's through on goal but that is not a foul.

At some point they have to bring on Jake Bidwell.

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Wow, what a major blow this is for Coventry!

Millenic Alli chases a long ball over the top for Luton and he's clean through on the right about 20 yards from goal.

Jay Dasilva is desperately scampering back and clips Alli's heels. The ref shows Dasilva the straight red and Coventry are down to 10 men after just 13 minutes.

Joel Latibeaudiere is back on his feet for Coventry after a lengthy stoppage for treatment. He hobbles over to the touchline and it looks like he might try and continue.

This doesn't look good for Coventry centre-back Joel Latibeaudiere. He's gone down just inside his own half after Luton forward Carlton Morris challenged for the ball and then landed on him. Latibeaudiere appears to be in quite a bit of pain.

The Sky Blues are already struggling with a lengthy injury list. Frank Lampard could do without this.

Burnley are beginning to show their quality now, venturing into the QPR half and stroking the ball around nicely.

Jaidon Anthony goes close with a sliced effort from distance before Luca Koleosho breaks into the box, but he's halted by a timely challenge from Ronnie Edwards - the on-loan Southampton defender who was voted Rangers' young player of the season.

Luton are looking lively in these opening stages and Coventry are having to withstand the pressure.

Just one defeat in their past eight games for the Hatters (W4 D3) - their best run of the season so far.

Can they keep it going and will it be enough to stay up?

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It's been a frantic start, particularly from Luton.

You can see they are going to get the ball into the box whenever they get an opportunity.

Luton skipper Carlton Morris plucks it out the sky with a delightful touch from a long ball forward and then gets a shot away but it's well blocked.

The move doesn't end there, though, and the Hatters keep Coventry penned in before Thelo Aasgaard curls a ball to the far stick but Brad Collins is out to claim in the Sky Blues goal.

Burnley don't concede often, to say the least - but an early scare for the visitors as Harrison Ashby's ball played Nicolas Madsen in.

Madsen's cut-back wasn't the best, however, and the Clarets bring the ball clear.

Teden Mengi tries to loop a lofted pass over the top to Thelo Aasgaard for Luton but it runs out for a Coventry goal-kick in front of the travelling support.

They've seen their Sky Blues side pick up just one point from their past four away games.

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

We expect Luton to be up and at them in their attempt to stay up but they look a little nervy in these early exchanges.

Kenilworth Road is packed for Luton's final home game of the season. Both sets of supporters making plenty of noise.

This has a big-game feel about it for sure.

Off we go in our two early kick-offs at Kenilworth Road and Loftus Road respectively.

Plenty at stake at both ends of the table...

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Luton Town goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski starts despite the death of his father this week.

Hatters boss Matt Bloomfield sticks with the same starting line-up from Easter Monday's impressive 3-1 at home to Bristol City.

Coventry City head coach Frank Lampard makes three changes from the 3-1 defeat at bottom side Plymouth.

Captain Ben Sheaf returns to the starting XI, along with Luis Binks and Jay Dasilva.

Jake Bidwell and Jamie Allen drop to the bench, while Milan van Ewijk is not in the squad with what Lampard describes as a "minor injury".

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