Due to selection for international broadcast, the time and date were chosen rather than the customary Saturday 3pm slot.
However, since the list of televised matches was confirmed earlier this week, the fixture will not be available to watch live in the UK.
Over the course of five days starting on Thursday, January 4, live domestic broadcasts will feature matches between Crystal Palace and Everton, Tottenham and Burnley, Sunderland and Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Aston Villa, Arsenal and Liverpool, and Wigan and Manchester United.
In the second round, Wanderers defeated Harrogate 5-1, with goals from Dan Nlundulu and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson in the first and second halves, respectively.
As they look to build on their promotion from the previous season through the Championship play-offs, Luton is currently ranked 18th in the Premier League.
In their most recent match, Rob Edwards’ team lost 4-3 to Arsenal, who scored a thrilling winner in the 97th minute through Declan Rice.
Since the Whites defeated the Hatters 6-2 in January 1997, Bolton has not played the Hatters in a competitive match.
When Wanderers visit Fratton Park on Monday night to play League One promotion rivals Portsmouth, they will also be playing in front of the television cameras. You can watch that match live in the UK on Sky Sports Football.
Because of their FA Cup progress, Ian Evatt’s team has played one fewer game than Pompey, but they are still three points behind.
