Sky Blues On The Road - Luton

Micky Adams has no fresh injury worries and will be able to name his strongest side. Meanwhile, Hatters boss Mike Newall who has yet to confirm his future at Kenilworth Road is without Chris Coyne who is having surgery for a knee injury. Also out are Paul Underwood (broken arm), Kevin Nicholls (medial ligaments) and Sol Davis (thigh). Doubtful is defender Russell Perrett who has an instep problem.

Speaking to Sky Blue World about the game, Micky Adams said: "After the wonderful night that Richard Shaw enjoyed on Tuesday everyone is buoyant and looking forward to the next game. We play Luton, who are a confident side at the moment on Saturday, but I think we showed against Wolves that we can more than match any team in this division. "You don't get a friendly with Celtic. Their fans demand that they go out and perform in every game so to get a result, though it doesn't mean anything, was nice for the lads and for the supporters. But it's the bread and butter on Saturday."

"Mike Newell has put together a confident squad. They came up and brought all that confidence and belief into this season and they are top 10, and we want to finish in the top 10 if we can. "I think between now and the end of the season we will do a certain amount of experimenting with the team, but I'm always mindful that we need to get results and that's what we will be trying to do.”

This is the 68th meeting between the two sides. City have won on 34 occasions with thirteen draws. Earlier in the season, City beat Luton 1-0 at the Arena,but have not won at Kenilworth Road since August 1987. The last was a 2-0 defeat in the League Cup in 1998 when City lost 2-0 and Dion Dublin refused to play in the game, so he was not cup-tied for his new club Aston Villa.

Tickets are priced at £20.50 for adults and it is unreserved seating for City fans in the Oak Road Stand.

To get to Kenilworth Road Stadium,1 Maple Road,Luton,LU4 8AW

From the North: Exit the M1 at Junction 11, and join the A505 towards Luton. Follow the A505 for approximately 1.5 miles and Kenilworth Road is on your right as you leave the one-way system along Dunstable Road. To park, follow the one-way around, turning left, right and right again all in about 100 yards so that you do a complete U-turn and then take the second left into Ash Road. Continue down to the bottom, turn left at the end and the club is in front of you. Continue straight past the club and the road bends immediately over a dual carriageway bridge. Beyond this is plenty of street parking.

From the South: You can join the M1 from the M25 at Junction 21A, which is Junction 6 of the M1. Exit at Junction 11 and follow directions above in From the North.

From the East:If you are on the A1, leave at Junction 8 of the A1(M) and take the A602 towards Hitchin, then follow the signs to Luton along the A505. When you come into Luton, head for the City Centre and once you reach the one-way system, follow signs to Dunstable and you will see Kenilworth Road on your left.

From the West:Come in on the A505 and follow the directions above in From the North.

Car parking. There is no car park at the ground, and there is limited space available in the streets around the ground. If you are early, you can find a space close by, but the street parking fills up quite quickly. There is a multi-storey car park in the town centre. Follow the signs for the Galaxy Centre Leisure Complex.

By Train: Luton Station is served by both Thameslink services, which run every 10 minutes or so (London terminals: London Bridge, Blackfriars, Farringdon and King's Cross Thameslink) and Midland Mainline services, which are less frequent but faster, often with Luton as the first stop on the way to Nottingham (London terminal: St Pancras). The station is a 10-minute walk from the ground. From the station, turn right into Station Road which runs into Mill Street. At the junction, turn left into Telford Way and right into Dunstable Road. Oak Road is the fifth on the left about a third of a mile along.

Bus Routes:The 31 bus from the stop opposite the station exit serves Dunstable Road, and leaves every 10 minutes. Ask the driver for the Oak Road stop.

The town centre is five minutes walk away, so plenty of places around there to eat. Decent pubs in the town include Brewery Tap (opposite Uni), Brookes/Red Lion (Opposite Debenhams), The Meeting Place in King Street.