Luton continued their unbeaten start to the season with a well deserved point at recently relegated Burnley on Saturday.
The Hatters went ahead through Dan Potts’ first goal in almost 18 months after just five minutes, only to see Josh Brownhill level in the opening moments of the second half.
Although the Clarets went on to dominate possession, Nathan Jones’ men kept them at arms length for the majority, as the spoils were shared.
To find out how the visitors rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Andros Townsend: 7
Made a strong start to the game as he looked to get on the ball against a side he might well have been playing for had things been different, linking well with Ogbene, as he dropped back in to allow his team-mate the space to run beyond. Always looked to cross into the danger area when possible, involved in one move that saw Barkley's shot blocked and standing another ball up for Ogbene's header. Not everything came off on the night though as he made way for Chong midway through the second period. Photo: Naomi Baker
10. Jordan Clark: 6.5
Full Premier League debut for the midfielder, but strangely put on the left wing despite Giles being available and on the bench as well. Had a few bright moments in the first period as Town dominated proceedings but couldn’t quite find the final pass or get his shots off in time when breaking into a good position. Headed over to the right hand side once Chong came on, before he too also made way for Morris in the closing stages. Photo: Naomi Baker
11. Elijah Adebayo: 6.5
Had some dangerous moments in the first half, just unable to stretch and reach Doughty's low ball that flew across the six yard bow. With Town on the attack for most of the opening 45 minutes, they just weren't able to pick the forward out to make the most of their superiority. Stayed on as Luton hunted an equaliser and was involved in the main talking point when his challenge on Clarets keeper Trafford went unpunished by the officials for Morris to head home. Photo: OLI SCARFF
12. Tahith Chong (SUB): 7
Brought on midway through the second half to give Luton a natural left footer in that area of the pitch and allow Clark to move to the right. Looked to get on the ball and drive at the Clarets defence as much as possible, but the hosts appeared to have closed ranks until the last moments of stoppage time. Photo: OLI SCARFF