Middlesbrough vs Luton Town Prediction: Luton are improving game by game

Middlesbrough will welcome Luton Town at Riverside Stadium in Game Week 15 of the English Championship. Luton are improving game by game. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Middlesbrough stand out in the league by having featured 14 games owing to the fact that this team failed winning the consecutive game. Although the team of Michael Carrick has been going atop 10 for more games played throughout the season, they have only won two games consecutively this term which was back way in the mid of September and October. But a 4-1 win over Queens Park Rangers in the recent season can be the next game to win consecutively. The side won this match by scoring two late goals after a tough game, which had been 2-1 until the 87th minute. Victory has dumped Boro back to eighth in the league. Middlesbrough currently holds the fifth-best away record, which they perform better outside than at home, the Riverside Stadium, where they have gathered only 11 points from seven matches. 

Dieng; Ayling, Edmundson, Clarkes, Borges; Howson, Morris; Doak, Azaz, McGree; Conway

Luton will look to capitalize on the fact that Middlesbrough is on their ground as they have successfully garnered four points in their last two games. While Luton has earned a victory recently over Cardiff, breaking a streak of six games without losing, the club will face this competition with their last three consecutive losses on the road and the fact that they have scored only four goals from their six matches on the road.

Kaminski; Mengi, McGuinness, Bell; Hashioka, Krauss, Clark, Doughty; Chong; Morris, Brown

Dan Barlaser and Emmanuel Latte Lath both score as second-half subs for Middlesbrough at Loftus Road.

But they may end up on the bench all the same with the two potential starters who are being kept in reserve, Jonny Howson and Tommy Conway. Hayden Hackney returns from suspension, though is Carrick to bring him in for this match? Alfie Doughty picked up an injury in the game against Cardiff so his fitness for the game is in doubt; it could be Victor Moses who comes in at wing-back, however Edwards may decide to stick with the winning side from the previous match. Reece Burke and Mads Andersen continue to miss out injured plus Reuell Walters. Middlesbrough, who will look to follow the success of last week's game in scoring goals, come up against a Luton Town that has been improving in recent weeks, making it probably another draw for both this weekend.