Tottenham vs Luton LIVE commentary: Spurs must win to stay on top of Champions League race – kick-off time, team news and talkSPORT coverage

Tottenham will look to pick up a crucial win when they host Luton this weekend, live exclusively on talkSPORT.

Spurs There are three points outside the the first league in the top four and have a game in hand, and a win on Saturday will help them keep up Aston Villa.

Ange Postecoglou's side beat Villa 4-0 in a resounding victory earlier this month, but followed up with a big defeat to Fulham.

They will be sure to return to the path of victory against the hatterswhile Rob Edwards' men are 17th and winless in eight games.

Tottenham vs Luton: Romero's Olympic dream

The Spurs could be left without their star defender Christian Romero for the start of the next season after he revealed his Olympic goal.

Romero has publicly stated his ambition to be one of Argentina's three senior players for the Under-23 tournament at this summer's games.

“I never had the opportunity to be in the Olympics and I would love to,” Romero said.

“Obviously it doesn't depend on me, but if they want to take me I am available for the Argentine team.

“I still have the same enthusiasm and desire as always to continue doing things well at the club to continue having the possibility of being here.”

Spurs could now be left in a difficult position if Argentina turn to Romero, with a strong possibility that he will need time off afterwards and therefore miss the start of the campaign.

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Tottenham vs Luton: team news

Micky van de Ven He could return to Tottenham after suffering another thigh injury.

The defender had just returned from a long absence, but Postecoglou is confident that this blow will not be as serious as the previous one.

The Spurs have no additional players, however, Manor Solomon, Ryan Sessegnon and Fraser Forster stay on the sidelines.

As for Luton, Albert Sambi Lokonga could return after missing the last month with a knee injury.

Alfie Doughty should be fine despite having a problem last time out, while Gabriel Osho is considering a return to action.

Fit forward Elias Adebayo looks ready for a spell and will join Wonderful NakambaAmari'i Bell and Dan Potts in the treatment room.

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Tottenham vs Luton: What has been said?

Speaking during the international break, the Tottenham midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur revealed that it has been playing with a broken bone.

“The truth is that now the ankle is fine, luckily the knee has recovered, nothing to talk about other than a broken finger,” Bentancur told a Uruguayan media outlet. Teledoc.

“I broke the little toe on my left foot two or three weeks ago, but I'm still playing the same this season.

“I broke a phalanx and I would have had to stop for three or four weeks for it to heal but it wasn't possible.

“It was before crystal Palace match in London in training with a teammate, but it's almost there.

“I'm playing with my recovering toe but the truth is that once I warm up I forget.

“I didn't want to stop, so I'm fine and I feel good 100 percent.”

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Tottenham vs Luton: talkSPORT coverage

This Premier League clash will take place on Saturday, March 30.

Kick-off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

The game will not be broadcast live on television in the UK due to the 3pm blackout.

talkSPORT will have EXCLUSIVE live coverage of the action presented by Adrian Durham.

Comments will come from Alex Crook and former Arsenal midfielder Perry Groves.