The early kick off in the Premier League sees struggling Luton Town host Tottenham Hotspur at Kenilworth Road. We’ve provided a suggested #PickYourPunt which is priced at 12/1 at the time of writing. 

Tottenham to win

It’s been a superb start to the season for Spurs under new boss Ange Postecoglou and they are one of only two teams in the Premier League that remain unbeaten.

Their recent win over Liverpool may have been fortunate to say the least but they showed serious grit to grind out a last minute winner and secure another three points.

Meanwhile, Luton (and the rest of the promoted sides) have struggled badly so far and despite picking up their first win away at Everton, lost their fifth game of seven at home to Burnley in midweek.

Rob Edwards may well start to find himself under pressure, if the north-east London side can’t start to pick up more points and move away from the relegation places.

This should be a regulation win for Spurs, who have played some excellent football this season and perhaps look a bit more dynamic without Harry Kane upfront.

There are 17 goals difference between the two sides and that should stretch even further come Saturday dinnertime.

Heung-Min Son to score

One man who has benefited from Kane’s summer move to the Bundesliga, is his old wing man Heung-Min Son.

The South Korean was a regular benefactor of Kane’s superb through balls in recent years but now he is even more central and the sole focus of their attacking plans.

The 31-year-old has already scored six goals in the league and should get plenty of opportunities to add to that here.

Marvelous Nkamba to be carded

The Zimbabwean is a favourite amongst bet-builder backers due to his high number of tackles and fouls per game, comfortably the highest in the Hatters squad.

The 29-year-old defensive midfielder is also fond of picking up a card and has already accumulated as many as he did in the whole of last season.

Yves Bissouma to be carded

Another combative central midfielder, who will be directly up Nkamba, Yves Bissouma has been superb for Spurs so far this season.

After his big money move from Brighton, the 27-year-old was mainly played from the bench but under Angeball, has been one of the first names on the teamsheet.

Bissouma is the safety valve in Spurs high-octane offence and when plays break down, he isn’t afraid to put his foot in to stop a potential counter attack.

The Malian has already registered four cautions this season and I for one can’t wait to see him and Nkamba go at it.