Luton Town welcome Northampton Town to Kenilworth Road for a League One clash on Wednesday, fresh from lifting the EFL Trophy over the weekend. The Hatters enjoyed a successful afternoon at Wembley on Sunday, with Nahki Wells scoring a brilliant brace to help head coach Jack Wilshere win a trophy just 39 matches into his first-team managerial career. Luton return to the stresses and strains of a third-tier playoff race, sitting six points behind sixth-placed Stevenage with five matches remaining. Wilshere's men have strung together a seven-game unbeaten run in all competitions since a home defeat to Reading on March 7. Jordan Clark is enjoying his best-ever campaign in front of net, scoring 11 third-tier goals across 35 matches so far. Northampton Town, on the other hand, are languishing down in 23rd spot in the League One standings, 15 points behind safety with five matches left. The Cobblers have lost each of their past six away matches across league and cup action. Luton are hunting down a third successive victory over Northampton, with the visitors' last win at Kenilworth Road coming back in December 2015. James Shea will return to the bench on Wednesday, making room for first-choice goalkeeper Josh Keeley. Ipswich Town loanee Ali Al Hamadi may feature against Northampton, while Gideon Kodua could start his first match in nearly a month. The highest-scoring attacker in the Luton ranks this term, Kodua has nine League One strikes to his name. Luton Town's League One form reads D W W D W W, while Northampton Town's form is L L L L L L. The Hatters will be looking to extend their unbeaten run and move closer to the playoff spots, while the Cobblers will be desperate to pick up a win and avoid relegation. With the stakes high, this match promises to be an exciting encounter. Luton Town's fans will be hoping for a repeat of their recent performances, with Wells and Clark leading the charge. Northampton Town, however, will be looking to cause an upset and spoil the party for the Hatters. The match kicks off at Kenilworth Road on Wednesday, with Luton Town aiming to take all three points and move up the League One table.