Luton Town will hope to keep their new-found momentum going against Reading when the sides square off at Kenilworth Road in the Championship on Wednesday.After losing consecutively to Derby and Barnsley, the Hatters have won two back-to-back games. That included a 1-0 victory at home to promotion-hopefuls Watford at the weekend.James Collins struck a penalty in the 68th minute to condemn the Hornets to a shock loss which inturn confirmed Norwich City's return to Premier League.The Bedfordshire outfit will be looking to make it three wins in a row for the first time this season. Freefalling Reading is not exactly the most intimidating side at the moment.Having once flirted with direct promotion earlier on in the season, the Royals are now languishing seventh in the league table. They have won only once in their last seven games.Luton Town vs Reading Head-To-HeadIn 56 meetings between the sides, Reading claimed the spoils 26 times, though Luton are not far behind with 22 wins against them.The Royals won the first leg of their league clash 2-1, but the Hatters responded by ousting them from the FA Cup with a 1-0 win at home.Lucas was discharged from hospital last night after being treated for a dislocated shoulder suffered in our 1-1 draw with Cardiff.Wishing you a speedy recovery, Lucas! Get back soon.👌 pic.twitter.com/dyKMG38WQx— Reading FC (@ReadingFC) April 17, 2021Luton Town Form Guide (all competitions): W-L-L-W-WReading Form Guide (all competitions): D-D-W-L-DLuton Town vs Reading Team NewsLuton TownTom Lockyer underwent ankle surgery in February and has been ruled out for the rest of the season, while Eunan O'Kane is another casualty.Harry Cornick is a fitness doubt.Injured: Tom Lockyer and Eunan O'KaneSuspended: NoneUnavailable: None🏆 END OF SEASON AWARDS | Vote for the @lutontownST's Internet Supporters' Player of the Season and Junior Supporters' Player of 2020-21.All votes must be sent by 11.59pm on Sunday 25th April, any votes sent after this will not be counted. 👉 https://t.co/uIaUT9madU #COYH pic.twitter.com/81lfAES75k— LutonTown (@LutonTown) April 19, 2021ReadingLucas Joao is Reading's only notable injury concern with a dislocated shoulder.Injured: Lucas JoaoSuspended: NoneUnavailable: NoneLuton Town vs Reading Predicted XILuton Town (4-3-1-2): Simon Sluga; James Bree, Matty Pearson, Sonny Bradley, Kal Naismith; Jordan Clark, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Glen Rea; Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu; Elijah Adebayo, James Collins.Reading (4-2-3-1): Rafael Cabral; Andy Yiadom, Liam Moore, Thomas Holmes, Omar Richards; Andy Rinomhota, Josh Laurent; Yakou Meite, Michael Olise, Ovie Ejaria; George Puscas.Luton Town vs Reading PredictionReading have struggled for consistency after a fine start to the campaign and don't appear likely to repeat last season's 5-0 thrashing of the Hatters.The home side have won six times from the last 10 games, with only three sides in the division collecting more points than them during that period.Another victory for Luton Town seems to be the most likely outcome.Prediction: Luton Town 2-1 Reading