Luton vs Man Utd LIVE: Premier League latest score and updates as Hojlund nets twice in first seven minutes

Manchester United visit Luton Town and Kenilworth Road in the Premier League as Erik ten Hag’s side look to build on their resurgent form and continue a top-four push.

United have won three in a row in the Premier League, including an impressive away win at Aston Villa last weekend, and could close the gap on Tottenham to three points following their defeat to Wolves on Saturday.

But, apart from suffering a setback against Sheffield United last time out, Luton have performed well at home this season and Rob Edwards’s side pushed their visitors close in the reverse fixture in November.

United will know that they have to keep their winning run going if they are to push for the Champions League places over the second half of the season.

Follow live updates from Luton vs Manchester United in today’s live blog and get all the latest odds and tips on the match here.

Luton vs Manchester United LIVE: Latest Premier League Updates

  • Luton host Manchester United in the Premier League, live on Sky Sports

  • United have won three in a row in the Premier League to close in on top-four places

  • Luton looking to bounce back from last weekend’s home defeat to Sheffield United

  • 14’ GOAL! Morris pulls one back with brave header to beat Onana (LUT 1-2 MUN)

  • 7’ GOAL! Hojlund turns in second to make it eight in eight for United (LUT 0-2 MUN)

  • 1 GOAL! Rasmus Hojlund scores inside a minute to continue hot-streak (LUT 0-1 MUN)

  • Luton forced into late change as top-scorer Adebayo injured in warm-up

  • Luton XI: Kaminski; Bell, Osho, Mengi; Chong, Barkley, Lokonga, Doughty; Ogbene, Morris; Woodrow

  • Man Utd XI: Onana, Dalot, Varane, Maguire, Shaw, Mainoo, Casemiro, Garnacho, Fernandes, Rashford, Hojlund

Luton Town FC 1 – 2 Manchester United FC

Luton 1-2 Manchester United

17:00 , Ben Fleming

28 mins: A great chance for United on the break as Fernandes surges through the middle of the pitch but it’s an uncharacteristically poor pass from the captain which sends Garnacho way wider than he would have liked.

Luton get back well and the attack breaks down.

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