Luke Berry’s first goal of the season was enough for the Hatters to emerge victorious at Blackpool on Saturday.
The midfielder pounced just before the hour mark to find the net as the visitors clung on for another away triumph thanks to some terrific defending in the second period.
To find out how the Luton players rated on the afternoon, see below.
5. Dan Potts: 7
With Luton looking good in the early stages, he didn't have too much to do, before being struck by the injury curse surrounding Town’s centre halves this season with just 20 minutes gone. Clearing the ball away under pressure, he landed heavily on his back and despite making a number of efforts to continue, eventually had to concede defeat. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Amari’i Bell: 8.5
Positional changes are becoming the norm for the defender now as he moved from wingback to full back, although as expected, made the switch seamlessly. One thunderous first half hit looked goalbound until hammering into a defender and he dug in along with the rest of Town’s defence during that busy second period. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu: 9
Anchored the midfield once more and got to the pace of the game quickly, with some good passes in the first half, almost opening up the visitors’ defence. Fizzed one effort over, while he did his bit as Luton refused to be breached after the break, one crucial sliding challenge when the ball broke loose. Deserves massive credit for putting in two huge 90-minute shifts after just returning from injury. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Allan Campbell: 8.5
With Luton putting some good moves together in the first half, his footing gave way when it looked like he would get on the end of Mpanzu’s pass. The end-to-end nature of the contest after the interval saw his best work done defensively, throwing himself in the way of one attempt from Yates as Luton fought their way to an eighth clean sheet. Photo: Liam Smith