Luton suffered a first League One defeat of the season on Saturday as they were beaten 2-1 by Bradford City.
The Bantams led through goals from Stephen Humphrys and Bobby Pointon, as although Gideon Kodua pulled one back, Town weren’t able to grab a point. To find out how the Hatters rated on the afternoon, see below.
13. Cohen Bramall (SUB): 6
Wingback was given his league debut for the Hatters as despite still being in the early stages of his pre-season, came off the bench at half time to try and add some balance to the Luton line-up, replacing Longwijk and going out to what is becoming the troublesome left wingback position. Had his pass cut out moments into the second period and was then caught out of position as Bradford made it 2-0 with what proved to be a killer second goal. Did well at the other end late on though, standing up a cross for Kodua to rise highest and make it 2-1. Photo: Ashley Allen
14. Lasse Nordas (SUB): 5.5
Surprisingly picked ahead of Woodrow, making the bench in the league for the first time this season, as he was then brought on to partner Yates for the majority of the second half, Town looking to hit back from falling 2-0 behind. Tried manfully to help the visitors get on to the scoresheet, but despite the Hatters beginning to finally figure more as an attacking threat, nothing really came off. Once Kodua had halved the deficit, did have one crack from just outside the box that was shovelled uncomfortably behind by Walker. Photo: Andy Rowland
15. Liam Walsh (SUB): 6.5
Introduced midway through the second half and was able to get on the ball and find his team-mates on a regular basis as it allowed Town to try and gain some ascendancy as they went in search of a goal, but unfortunately it eventually came too late for them to go on and grab an equaliser. Photo: Liam Smith
16. Zack Nelson (SUB): 6
Came on with Walsh as Town looked to try and get all their attacking options on the field as although they had plenty of possession, still weren't able to create the kind of chances that were needed to get back into the contest. Photo: Liam Smith