Brentford defender Nathan Collins is expected to again miss out, but Mikkel Damsgaard, Mathias Jensen and Mads Roerslev could be available.
They are without long-term absentees Josh Dasilva, Rico Henry, Aaron Hickey, Kevin Schade and Ivan Toney.
Luton await news on whether Issa Kabore can feature after he missed the win over Crystal Palace with a concussion.
Mads Andersen, Reece Burke, Marvelous Nakamba, Dan Potts and Albert Sambi Lokonga remain on the sidelines.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
- This is the first top-flight match between Brentford and Luton and their 71st league meeting overall.
- The Bees have won five and drawn one of their past six league games against Luton.
- The Hatters are without a victory in 10 league visits to Brentford since a 2-1 win in the second tier in September 1992.
Brentford
- This is Brentford’s 300th top-flight fixture.
- The Bees are aiming to avoid losing three consecutive league games without scoring for the first time since March 2012 in League One.
- Each of their past nine league wins have come in London, with five at home and four away.
- Their 1-0 home defeat by Arsenal ended a run of scoring in 19 successive Premier League home games.
- Only Manchester City (91), Tottenham (99) and Arsenal (165) have trailed for fewer minutes than the 181 by Brentford in this season’s top flight.
Luton Town
- Luton are aiming to win consecutive top-flight matches for the first time since a run of three in December 1991.
- The Hatters are one of four sides yet to keep a top-flight clean sheet this season. Having conceded nine goals in their first three games, they have only let in 14 in their last 10.
- They have led for only 85 minutes in Premier League matches this season, the second lowest tally after Sheffield United’s 44.
- Rob Edwards’ side have failed to score a first-half goal in 12 of their 13 matches so far. Eight of their 12 league goals have been scored in the 80th minute onwards, a tally surpassed only by Arsenal and Liverpool.
- They have won one of their last 37 top-flight away games against London sides (D9, L27) and have lost on both visits to the capital this season without scoring.
