Luton vs Fulham EPL Offshore Odds, Preview, and Prediction

Luton will conclude their Premier League campaign this weekend when they welcome Fulham to Kenilworth Road. The Hatters aren’t mathematically relegated at this stage, but they have a 12-goal disadvantage to overturn if they are to remain in the top-flight.

Schedule & How To Watch

• When: Sunday, May 19, 2024. 11:00 AM ET
• Where: Kenilworth Road, Luton, England
• How to Watch: NBC

Before Betting On Luton vs Fulham

Luton’s relegation almost looks assured as we come into the final weekend of the Premier League season, as the Hatters will need a victory on the final day, and a 12-goal swing in their favor to remain in the top flight. However, it would be hard to argue against the sentiment that they have been the standout club of the promoted teams this term.

Luton come into this final round after winning six of their 37 matches this term, but they have been weak defensively throughout the campaign after allowing 81 times. Their chances of survival were effectively ended last weekend after suffering a narrow defeat on the road against West Ham. That loss was their fourth in their previous five, and just one victory across that period would have given them an excellent chance of survival this season.

Fulham’s status in the Premier League has been assured for another season, but they have failed to kick on throughout the second half of the season. The Cottagers come into the final round of matches after going four league matches without a win, meaning that they are destined to finish in the bottom half of the standings.

The Cottagers have dominated their previous meetings with the Hatters after winning three of the last five, and remaining unbeaten across that period. They have netted eight goals across their last two victories against Luton.

Luton vs Fulham Offshore Odds & Pick

Fulham have been weak on the road throughout the season, and they are winless on their last two trips to Kenilworth Road. For that reason, a chance could be taken on Luton to end their Premier League season on a high note on Sunday.