Stevenage are unbeaten in their last four matches against Luton Town, a run that stretches back over a decade. The sequence includes two wins and two draws since a 2-1 home defeat in October 2014, their first Football League meeting with the Hatters.
That positive record was extended just days ago with a 2-1 victory at home. Daniel Kemp opened the scoring in the 23rd minute before Josh Magennis doubled the advantage after 70 minutes, with Luton's Mads Juel Andersen pulling one back late on.
Home form a strong foundation
Stevenage's strength at home has been a key factor in their early-season form. They have scored in each of their last 13 home league games, a streak where they have won nine, drawn two and lost just two. This consistent threat in front of their own supporters has helped propel them to fourth place in League One, with nine points from their opening six matches.
Their recent form shows two wins, two draws and one loss from the last five outings, putting them three points behind leaders Sheffield Wednesday.
Luton's own impressive run
The recent win over Luton was notable for halting a strong run from the visitors. Before that defeat, Luton Town had lost just one of their previous 16 League One fixtures, winning ten and drawing five. Their only recent setback on the road was a heavy 5-2 defeat at Mansfield.
Stevenage's next challenge comes away at Leyton Orient on Saturday, 19 September. Orient currently sit 10th in the table, making it a significant fixture in the early season schedule. Fans can check the full fixtures list for all upcoming games.
With 11 goals scored and seven conceded so far this season, Stevenage carry a positive goal difference into the next phase of the campaign. The club will be looking to maintain their momentum and strong home record when they return to action at the Lamex Stadium.
