OLDHAM boss Iain Dowie will tomorrow plot the downfall of the club which gave him his break in professional football.

He explained: "Luton will always have very special place in my heart.

"But all that will be forgotten for 90 minutes as we go looking for three points."

The Latics are unbeaten in five games but Dowie admitted: "It is going to be tough.

"Luton scored four goals in a cup match at Charlton in midweek and any side which can do that against Premiership opposition must be doing something right."

Dowie is left with more selection options as key players come back from long-term injuries.

Killen set to start

New Zealand international striker Chris Killen could be given only his second start of the season after making a full recovery from a fractured foot.

Defender David Beharall is also fit again after knee surgery and is ready to make his first start in 17 games.

But centre back Will Haining (hamstring) will again be missing.

Dowie added: "We still need one or two more players and staying up would be an achievement when you look at how other clubs have strengthened.

"But we have shown some good form of late and if our small squad can stay free from injuries I believe we can more than hold our own."

Oldham put five past Wycombe last Saturday - their best away win in 15 years.

LAST SEASON: Oldham 1 Luton 2

KEY OPPONENT: Gary McSheffery - the striker on loan from Coventry is beginning to show some scoring form.

PREDICTION: Oldham 2 Luton 1

BETFRED:

Win-Draw-Win: Oldham 11/8 Draw 12/5 Luton 3/2

Correct Score
Oldham To Win
1-0 6/1
2-0 11/1
2-1 17/2
3-0 25/1
3-1 20/1
3-2 28/1
4-0 80/1
4-1 50/1

1st/Last Goalscorer In Match
Zola 6/1
Eyre 13/2
Killen 13/2
Vernon 7/1
Eyres 9/1
O'Halloran 11/1
John Sheridan 12/1
Murray 14/1
Ndiwa 14/1
Roca 16/1
Boshell 20/1
Holden 20/1
Haining 25/1
Darren Sheridan 25/1

Scorecast:

Eyre & Oldham 2-0 66/1
Zola & Oldham 2-0 66/1
Murray & Oldham 2-1 105/1

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