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.
13. Gideon Koda (SUB): 7.5
Attacker was a real breath of fresh air and a livewire when coming off the bench on 55 minutes to try and help Town get back into the game. Showed his early intent by speeding forward from deep and having a blast from 22 yards that was narrowly off target. Involved in the game's big moment as with the visitors trailing 2-1, he was taken out in the area for a clear penalty in the first minute of stoppage time that everyone but home boss Steve Bruce saw. Then displayed nerves of steel to dust himself down and take the spotkick too, confidently sending Peacock-Farrell the wrong way. Photo: David Horn
14. Joe Gbode (SUB): 6
One of the three players that Bloomfield sent on with the aim of salvaging a point for the Hatters just after they had fallen 2-0 behind and helped them do just that. Put himself about as although the ball didn't quite stick in his early moments on the pitch, continued to be a nuisance. Saw one header slide wide of the target, but once it was 2-2, almost won it at the death, his deflected attempt landing on the roof of the net. Photo: David Horn
15. Lasse Nordas (SUB): 6
On with 15 minutes left and should really have pulled one back with his very first touch, reaching a corner in the box but seeing his header glance wide of the goal. Involved throughout the closing stages, as he gave the home defence plenty to think about, his header finding Kodua who was felled for the point-saving penalty in stoppage time. Appeared like he would take the spotkick himself but allowed the confident West Ham youngster to do the honours. Photo: David Horn
16. Jake Richards (SUB): 6.5
Part of a double sub made by Bloomfield for the final 15 minutes plus stoppage time and with Blackpool constantly clearing their lines, he was able to make sure the ball stuck in advanced areas, barely misplacing a pass, which allowed Town to score twice late on to steal a point. Photo: David Horn