Luton let a 2-0 half time lead slip as they were beaten 3-2 by Coventry City on Saturday.
The visitors had moved in front through Carlton Morris’s penalty and Elijah Adebayo’s second goal of the season, only for Ellis Simms, Victor Torp and Haji Wright to win it for the Sky Blues. To find out how the Hatters rated during the afternoon, see below.
5. Tom Holmes: 5
After two excellent displays in the week he found it harder when starting a third game in succession at the CBS Arena, the City attackers giving him far more problems than he had previously. Threw himself into the first half with gusto, making some terrific blocks, including one almost on the goal-line as Coventry somehow didn't score. Didn't have the same kind of fortune in the second period though as he was another who entered referee Madley's notebook. Needlessly pulled down Wright at the death to see red, which left Luton a man short at the back, City taking advantage to win it. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Alfie Doughty: 5
Somehow earned an early yellow card just for taking a free kick too early for referee Madley’s liking as that baffling decision now rules him out of the West Bromwich Albion game having reached five for the season already. Didn't have his best game defensively up against van Ewijk, the Dutchman often getting the better of Luton's wingback as City looked dangerous throughout. With Town barely able to get out of their half in the second period, it limited his ability to get forward, as he unfortunately appeared to play Latibeaudiere onside for Sky Blues' stoppage time decider. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Tom Krauß: 6.5
Involved heavily in the best moments for Luton during the first half, as he easily Town's best player on the ball, finding Chong who was fouled in the area for the penalty that Morris converted. Soon afterwards, it was his brilliant sliderule pass that sent Adebayo clear to make it 2-0 and give Luton an advantage that they sadly couldn't hold on to in the second period. Wasn't able to help protect the box as he might have liked when Torp curled home the equaliser, taken off shortly afterwards. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Jordan Clark: 4.5
Struggled to really make an imprint on proceedings as any hopes of pressing effectively were ended when Coventry were able to get the ball up to their front players quickly, turning Luton round and honing in on Kaminski's goal, as Sheaf and co easily won the midfield battle. With Town leading 2-1, he wasn't able to react quickly enough and get out to Torp, who picked out the top corner brilliantly to level proceedings. Helpless as Wright then won it, while his late break to try and earn an equaliser was ended by some tigerish City tackling. Photo: David Horn