Mohammed Kudus anticipates a difficult game against relegation-threatened Luton Town

West Ham United forward, Mohammed Kudus, anticipates a challenging match against Luton Town this weekend.

The Hammers are gearing up to host Luton at the London Olympic Stadium on Saturday for their final home game, with kickoff set for 14:00 GMT.

Kudus, who made his West Ham debut as a substitute in the previous fixture against Luton in September, emphasizes that he and his teammates are determined to secure every possible point in their last two games.

Despite their hopes for European qualification fading after a 5-0 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge last week, Kudus remains committed to giving their all.

Luton, managed by Rob Edwards, are battling for survival, currently three points behind 17th-placed Nottingham Forest with 36 games played. Kudus acknowledges the challenge they pose.

“We are expecting a difficult game, as Luton are still fighting to stay in the division, but we will be up for it as we still have something to play for. We continue to take each game as it comes, and we're fully focused on this weekend," he told the club website.

“The energy has to be up after the disappointment [last weekend], and we need to bounce back. Training has been good this week, so we are prepared and ready. It’s the last home game of the season, so we want to give the fans a nice experience and a positive finish. It has to be a memorable one," he added.

Kudus, who has netted 13 goals for the Hammers, is expected to play a crucial role this weekend before wrapping up the season with a match against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.