CONFIDENT Kidderminster are going treat their Blue Square Bet Premier game at Kenilworth Road just like any other.
Gary Whild, assistant manager at in-form Hariers, said: “We’ve just got to do what we’ve been doing and we can’t treat this match differently from any other.
“It’s an exciting fixture, Luton have a good squad and have spent a lot of money, but there’s a lot of big teams in this division and the lads have stood up to them all.
“This season the lads have stood up to the plate and Luton must be no different, we will approach it like any other match.”
Midfielder Jack Byrne, who continues his four-match suspension, is the only man missing for Kidderminster, while Lee Vaughan is back after a two-match suspension and Tom Sharpe (knee) and Lee Morris (thigh) have recovered from injuries.