Luton suffered an embarrassing 5-0 defeat at Barnsley on Saturday as they turned in a downright awful performance at Oakwell.
With the Hatters’ five game unbeaten run going up in smoke, then to find out how the Town players rated on the afternoon, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 2
Went into the game with three successive clean sheets under his belt, but continuing that sequence never looked likely, under threat inside a few minutes when Yoganathan hit the bar. Didn't get the same fortune when Cleary went through to lob the opener, as he then picked out a Barnsley player with his clearance in the build-up for the Tykes' second goal. Might have conceded again when the post denied Yoganathan once more, with an unmarked Keillor-Dunn also firing wide, before Connell did curl a free kick into the net. Shipped two more after the break, selling himself too easily when Keillor-Dunn went through for the fifth, as it could easily have been eight or nine on what was a shameful day. Photo: David Horn
2. Teden Mengi: 2.5
Part of a defence who looked like they were starting to click, but that unravelled terribly at Oakwell. Got squared up when Keillor-Dunn lifted the ball over him for Cleary to get away and score the opener as it just had the legs to beat his charge back to the line. Didn't deal with a ball forward as Keillor-Dunn went close, as although he was well positioned once to concede a corner, there was precious little more of that from him or any of Luton's back-line. Had the most touches of any player with 114, but it didn't lead to anything positive for the Hatters, as Barnsley appeared capable of scoring with every single attack they had on Town's goal. Photo: David Horn
3. Mads Andersen: 2.5
Had been looking forward to making a first return to his former side, but it became an increasingly miserable experience for the Danish centre half as Town's fragile defence were breached time and time again. Did win the odd header, but that was about it, as he found the runs and movement of the impressive Yoganathan in particular extremely hard to contain. Could count himself lucky not to concede a penalty for what looked like a handball in the first half as won't be desperate to rush back to Yorkshire again based on the evidence of that. Photo: David Horn
4. Kal Naismith: 2
Skipper looked like he was building into the game with the odd pass forward, cleverly picking out Jones’ run for his early chance, but then it all fell apart in alarming fashion, as the second goal saw him fail to keep an eye on Kelly who simply ran in front of him to tap into the net from virtually a yard out. With Barnsley running up a cricket score, he had to do so much better late on when he was one-on-one with Keillor-Dunn, the midfielder getting past his weak attempts to tackle far too easily to add a fifth on what was an appalling day defensively for the Hatters. Photo: Pete Norton