Luton were no match for league leaders Cardiff City, falling to a 3-1 defeat.
The Bluebirds took the lead through David Turnbull, before Jordan Clark levelled from the penalty spot. Quickfire strikes before half time from Joel Colwill and Perry Ng were enough to ensure the points stayed in Wales and to find out how the Hatters players rated, see below.
1. Josh Keeley (STAR MAN): 6.5
Busy from the early stage, Tanner curling inches wide, then making a brilliant stop from Bagan when the defender’s shot fizzed through a crowd of players, but left exposed as Turnbull was able to pick out the corner and break the deadlock. Bravely parried another cross away and parried Chambers’ shot, before Town's back-line parted for Colwill to power through, paying the price for setting himself as the striker went the other way to make it 2-1. Little chance with Ng's thunderbolt, while in the second period, he came rushing out of his area to clear, keeping the score down when denying Willock and throwing his body in the way of Robinson's injury time shot to deflect it over the bar. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
2. Nigel Lonwijk: 5.5
With the defender's frustration growing from a first half display in which the Hatters were disappointingly breached three times, he dived in late on Bagan and was rightly booked, before unleashing a verbal volley on the rest of his team-mates. Up against Willock, he was able to keep the talented forward to limited moments in attack, with Cardiff's right hand side the more dangerous on the day. Tried to link with Richards, but Town's final third play left much to be desired once more. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
3. Joe Johnson: 5
One of three players who was around Colwill, but unable to prevent the City forward from picking out Turnbull to easily break Luton’s slim resistance and open the scoring. Popped up in midfield on the odd occasion when Luton occasionally threatened in the first period, but it didn't really ever lead to anything meaningful. After the break, Town had more of the ball, although Cardiff were able to keep the visitors at arm's length, as he was replaced midway through by Morris to try and pep up the Hatters' forward options. Photo: David Horn
4. Teden Mengi: 5.5
Went out to try and prevent Colwill from crossing early on which allowed Turnbull to wander into the box unmarked and slot into the bottom corner. After Town levelled, then once Palmer lost possession, he wasn't able to sprint back in time and stop Colwill from putting the Bluebirds back in front as once it was 3-1 moments later, you never felt like the Hatters were going to get anything from the contest. Threw his body in the way of Tanner's shot which saw it deflect inches wide, as although he led the way in terms of defensive contributions, Luton still slid to yet another disappointing defeat on the road. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons