The PT has picked what we believe is the optimal starting XI and substitutes, assuming everyone is fit, which admittedly is a huge assumption.
We don’t believe two up top with work with the current set of players, nor would a system involving three central defenders and a pair of wing-backs,so we either play 4-3-3 or stick with the 4-2-1-3 formation.
It’s 4-3-3 for us, but let us know what you think.
9. OWURA EDWARDS
Yes, I know this rapid winger is a frustrating performer, but it's likely he's created the most scoring chances for teammates this season. He's also likely missed the most opportunities to tee up his teammates in front of goal, but maybe playing him on the right would help him cross the ball better. We miss his ability to run in behind when he's not playing. We remain convinced that Bolu Shofowoke will be best saved until defenders are tired, as Luton's were in the second half of last weekend's game. Photo: Joe Dent
10. ETHAN WILLIAMS
This signing from Manchester United has to play. He has a terrific attitude and never stops running, sometimes at the cost of some close control. He's done okay as the '10' role, but he can enjoy himself wide on the left where he will have O'Connor and Mills to feed him. We believe he will start scoring soon as he has the shooting power. Vernon Masara is another one suited to coming off the bench. Declan Frith remains on the transfer list for a reason. Photo: Joe Dent
11. HARRY LEONARD
For a centre-forward of his ability he's missed some glaring scoring opportunities this season. He's undroppable though because of his ability to put bigger central defenders off their game. Danny Ormerod is a willing runner, but he doesn't yet look ready for League One, which is disappointing for a £600k signing. Photo: DAVID LOWNDES
12. THE SUBS
Subs capable of making an impact from the bench are Mendonca (pictured), Shofowoke, Ashfield, Khela, Ormerod, Feeney and goalkeeper Andeng Ndi. Photo: Leila Coker