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.
9. Luke Berry: 9
Great to see him back in the team and doing what he does best, sniffing out an opportunity inside the box and then finishing with real aplomb, something Luton have missed in his absence. Got through a good 75 minutes in his first start since March and part of the tremendous defensive display as well, throwing any shape possible he could to block Blackpool's shots on goal. Photo: Gareth Owen
10. Elijah Adebayo: 8.5
Looked really dangerous in the first half as he pulled away from his markers and caused the hosts some real problems. Appeared certain to score but for Ekpiteta to somehow get back in time and clear, as clever header back to Berry saw the midfielder go close. Although his influence waned slightly as the second period, replaced with 15 to go, can be well pleased with his efforts. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Carlton Morris: 9
Back in the team after being rested in midweek and it was after the break with Luton counter-attacking that he really came into his own. His stepovers caused the hosts real problems, one shot somehow deflected behind by a stretching Husband, another headed over by Thorniley, who then had to go off. Might have relieved the pressure when just missing the top corner after some more fancy footwork. Fortunate to see handball not spotted in stoppage time though. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Harry Cornick (SUB): 8.5
On after just 20 minutes due to Potts’ injury as his pace on the right was a real outlet for Luton in what were tricky conditions. Early shot deflected over and an excellent low cross almost saw Town ahead, just about defended by the hosts. Few late surges released some pressure after the break, almost going clean through only to be caught by the recovering Anderson. Photo: Liam Smith