Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday August 17

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Luton Town and West Bromwich Albion’s most recent meeting was in the League Cup first round last season, with the Baggies winning 1-0 at the Hawthorns.
In league football, Luton and West Brom haven’t met since the 2006-07 season, with the Baggies unbeaten in both meetings (W1 D1 L0).
Luton have scored more set-piece goals than any other Championship side so far this season (3), with 45% of their efforts at goal coming from set-piece situations (9/20).
Excluding play-offs, 13 of West Bromwich Albion’s last 23 league goals have been scored via set-pieces.
Luton Town haven’t lost consecutive league matches since September 2016 – this will be their 133rd league game since then.
West Bromwich Albion haven’t won their opening two away league matches of a season since 2009-10, a season in which they were promoted from the Championship.

Millwall have won just one of their last 11 league matches against Sheffield Wednesday (W1 D4 L6), winning 2-1 in February 2018.
Sheffield Wednesday are looking for their first league win at the Den against Millwall since February 2015, when they won 3-1 (winless in two since).
Millwall striker Matt Smith has scored 14 Championship goals as a substitute – since his debut season in the competition in 2013-14, only Lucas João has scored more often as a sub (16 goals).
Sheffield Wednesday are looking to win their first three league matches of a season outside the top-flight for the first time since the 1990-91 campaign, winning promotion at the end of that season.
Millwall have kept eight clean sheets in their last 13 home Championship matches.
Sheffield Wednesday have named the oldest average starting XI age in the Championship so far this season (28 years and 192 days).

Northampton have won three consecutive league matches against Macclesfield, netting three or more goals on each occasion – the Cobblers had lost their previous three EFL encounters against the Silkmen prior to this run.
Macclesfield have won just one of their last eight visits to Northampton in the Football League (D2 L5), a 1-0 victory in March 2011.
Northampton have gone 10 league games without a clean sheet – the Cobblers last went longer without a shut out between December 2017 and February 2018 (run of 14 games).
Macclesfield have lost just one of their last five league games (W2 D2), a 0-1 defeat against Exeter on MD1, keeping three clean sheets during this period.
Macclesfield’s Theo Archibald netted a 94th minute winner against Northampton for Forest Green Rovers on New Year’s Day – he has netted two goals in his last three appearances in League Two, including that strike against Northampton.

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