Luton fell to defeat at Pride Park on Saturday as they were beaten 2-0 by Derby County.
Matty Pearson's unfortunate own goal and Tom Lawrence's cross that flew in was enough to see the Rams take victory ahead of the international break. See how the Hatters rated below.
Town players applaud the visiting faithful after the 2-0 defeat at Derby
Handed Derby both of their goals, inexplicably allowing Matty Pearsons backpass to roll under his foot in the 11th minute and then Tom Lawrences cross to fly in with 20 to go. Looked a broken man at the end.
Defended well on the right hand side and also gave Town an option by overlapping when they ventured forward. Should have had an assist to his name, only to see Collins sky his inviting cross over the bar.
Found Bogle a tough proposition early on as the Derby full back got forward well. Grew into the game as Town were on top after the break, unlucky to see a header ruled out for offside which would have led to a closer finale.
Very unlucky to have an own goal on his record after his pass went straight underneath Slugas foot. Couldn't hide his clear frustration at the second as well after a strong defensive display.
Gave a captains display at the heart of Towns defence, keeping the Rams forwards quiet, as they very rarely looked like scoring a goal of their own. Brought the ball out impressively too, linking with his midfielders.
Another athletic display from Mpanzu who has impressed with his maturity since being recalled to the first team. Drove forward well when he had the opportunity, while staying disciplined out of possession.
