Luton reached round four of the FA Cup with a 2-1 victory at League One side Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday night.
Tahith Chong and Chiedozie Ogbene were on target for the visitors, who now head to either Everton or Crystal Palace in the next stage.
To find out how the Hatters rated on the evening, see below.
9. Tahith Chong: 7
Always eager to get on the ball for Luton, keeping a cool head to pick out the bottom corner and score a first ever FA Cup goal in his career to make it 1-1. Continued to carry a threat for the rest of the first period, drawing a number of fouls from his markers and seeing another effort deflected narrowly wide of the target. Fierce drive parried by Baxter in the second period as well before making way in the closing stages. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Chiedozie Ogbene (STAR MAN): 7.5
Attacker was able to get away a number of times in the first half, often waved onside by the referee’s assistant, also picking out Clark with a terrific pass, but Town weren't quite able to make their superiority count. Made a fine run into the box himself to turn in Morris's cross and earn Luton a place in the fourth round with a clinical finish just before the hour mark. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Carlton Morris: 6.5
In from the start as he looked to carry on from his impressive cameo at Burnley in the league, having a physical battle with the imposing Almeida Santos throughout the tie. Held the ball up as well as he could, while opted for power when rifling his best chance over the top in the first half. Huge role in the winner as he spun his man excellently to put it on a plate for Ogbene to send Luton through in the second period. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Ryan Giles (SUB): 6.5
Longer run out than in recent weeks as he replaced Doughty at half time and went over to the left back role. Instant impression when his cross caused danger in the penalty area but Town couldn't take full advantage. Covered round well when Bolton tried to attack and managed to get forward when possible, his incisive pass to Morris leading to Luton's winner. Photo: Gareth Copley