Luton were knocked out of the Carabao Cup on Thursday night after a 2-0 defeat at Premier League side Chelsea.
The visitors put up an impressive defensive display at Stamford Bridge, only breached twice in the second half through Danny Welbeck and Hakeem Odoffin’s own goal. To find out how the Hatters rated on the evening, see below.
13. Harry Fox (SUB): 7.5
Some moment for the teenager who had played just three times for the club during the Vertu Trophy previously in his career and was now asked to enter the fray at Stamford Bridge and go up against some absolute superstars on the field. Was moved into a midfield role to lessen the responsibility of him defensively, a clever move by Wilshere and after an understandably nervy opening, he got used to the big stage he was on, showing some real confidence on the ball to pick his passes, completing all but three of them. Got stuck in to win his duels during his half an hour on the field too and is clearly going to have a big future with the club. Photo: David Horn
14. Izzy Jones (SUB): 7.5
Came on as part of a double substitution with Fox on the hour mark, but having played right back for the Hatters so far this term, was pushed out to the left wing role on this occasion. Appears to be far more at home in the attacking area and free of his defensive duties, always trying to get at his man, although Premier League defenders are that bit better than those in League One, as he didn't get much chance out of the Blues' back-line. Did manage to get one shot off that was narrowly wide of the mark, but with Ashby performing well at Stamford Bridge, maybe Wilshere will see his future lies further forward. Photo: David Horn
15. Devante Cole (SUB): 6
On with Wells for his first run-out of the campaign, but virtually as soon as the pair were introduced, Luton instantly fell 2-0 behind, meaning the game was up. Did try manfully to help the Hatters get the ball into advanced areas during the last 10 minutes, but they couldn't quite create anything meaningful in the closing stages. Photo: David Horn
16. Nahki Wells (SUB): 6
Like Cole, he came on for the final 12 minutes and saw Town breached before he had even touched the ball. Kept possession well in the final third, but pulling one back always looked unlikely for the Hatters. Photo: David Horn