Luton scored twice in the final 13 minutes to earn a share of the spoils at Blackpool on Tuesday night.
The Hatters had trailed 2-0 with 53 on the clock, before Jordan Clark and Gideon Kodua came off the bench to find the net and earn Town a point. To find out how the visiting players rated on the night, see below.
9. Zack Nelson: 5.5
Like every single one of the visiting players, he took a good 15 minutes to get going in the contest, as when he did, his movement saw Luton find him in some advanced areas as he tried to create a way back into the contest. Sliderule pass sent Makosso away who then found Fanne for an opportunity, while when the midfielder didn't make the most of another opening, he saw his low curler blocked away when it appeared destined for the net. Won the ball back well at times, but had to make way on 55 minutes just moments after the Tangerines doubled their advantage. Photo: David Horn
10. Shayden Morris: 5.5
Winger started his second game in succession, with Town fans excited to see what he could produce on the road, but he didn't have the best of times at Bloomfield Road. Didn't always advance into the space that was ahead of him when it opened up in the first period, and when he did, was restricted to three crosses, although two of them did reach their intended target. Despite going off on Saturday early in the second period after complaining of tightness, managed to get 75 minutes on this occasion which will do his bid for match fitness the world of good. Photo: David Horn
11. Nahki Wells: 4
Forward had a hard time of it upfront by himself on the night as too often the ball was hit long and he had to battle to try and win it against two imposing centre halves, restricted to just 13 touches. It meant he had no sights of goal himself, although did manage one lovely flick through to Fanne which the midfielder could have done better with. Didn't last too long in the second half as he was one of a trio who saw their numbers on the board when Bloomfield rang the changes once the Seasiders made it 2-0. Photo: David Horn
12. Jordan Clark (SUB): 6.5
Not quite at the pace of the game immediately as introduced just after Town fell 2-0 behind he overhit some passes when trying to find his team-mates on the overlap. Followed Kodua in trying his luck when a shooting opportunity arose, having one attempt that flew wide, but on 77 minutes enjoyed a hefty slide of luck as his left-footed drive cannoned off a defender and ensured Peacock-Farrell was left rooted to the spot. Like a magnet to the ball in the latter stages, as he kept the hosts' hemmed in, as Luton were able to eventually escape with a point. Photo: David Horn