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.
9. Tahith Chong: 6
Luton's best attacking outlet on the day as he linked well with Krauß to break into the area and win Town an early penalty after being fouled by Sakamoto, Morris confidently tucking away. Went close to a second when his spin and shot was palmed behind by Dovin, as with the visitors somehow keeping out a City attack, he then set on a magnificent run from inside his own box, jinking around two City opponents to eventually win a corner. His and the Hatters' threat waned somewhat in the second half, replaced midway through. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Elijah Adebayo: 6
Switched on inside his own area to make a cracking block from a clever corner routine early on, while with the Hatters in front, he barrelled through the middle to set up a chance for Chong that was saved. Timed his own run to perfection when Krauß picked him out and with his confidence boosted from midweek, and fortune now on his side, dinked past Dovin, who couldn't stop it crossing the line. Like the rest of Luton's attackers, he barely featured in the second period. City making the most of another set-piece, when Simms got in front of him to pull one back. Replaced just after the Sky Blues had restored parity too. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Carlton Morris: 6
Held his nerve impressively from the spot as he tucked home yet another spotkick for the Hatters, maintaining his 100 percent record since assuming the responsibilities. Shown a soft booking for complaining when a corner decision didn't go his way, before playing a big role in the second goal, taking Kaminski's long ball on his chest and finding Krauß who picked out Adebayo's run. Couldn't do much in the second period, Coventry dominating from the word go, withdrawn just after the hosts had pulled one back. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Jacob Brown (SUB): 6
On for Morris just after City had made it 2-1 as Luton wanted to use the space available in behind to try and stretch Coventry’s back-line, but apart from one header on to Woodrow, they were never able to pick the substitute out, limiting him to just 10 touches. Photo: Liam Smith