Luton snatched a last-gasp equaliser at Crystal Palace on Saturday to draw 1-1 and boost their chances of staying in the Premier League this term.
Jean-Philippe Mateta had put the Eagles in front early on at Selhurst Park, before Cauley Woodrow nodded home in stoppage time to draw the visitors level. To find out how the Hatters rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Tahith Chong: 7
Made a bright start to the contest, as his cross was met by Barkley for a header that went wide. Town’s best player in an attacking sense throughout the match, as he always looked to carry the ball when possible, setting off on a number of dribbles that caused the Eagles defence the odd problem, winning the Hatters some free-kicks to help alleviate the pressure on their back-line. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Chiedozie Ogbene: 6.5
Another who was well marshalled for large parts of the fixture which prevented him from ever really reaching the heights he has done for Luton this term, Palace dominating proceedings in terms of an attacking sense. With Town finally starting to look capable of rescuing a point in the latter stages, he had the Hatters' first real chance, hanging well to put a close range header wide from Kabore’s deflected cross. Got clear at the back post later on as well as his attempted cross hit the top of the bar before going behind. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Carlton Morris: 6.5
Kept very quiet by the hosts defence as he barely had a sniff against Andersen who impressively negated his usual aerial threats until well into the second half. Finally found some space in the area to meet Doughty’s cross on the volley that was unfortunately straight at Johnstone as either side of the keeper and it was a certain goal. Had one more effort in the closing stages that was well charged down, as looked to be struggling at the end, although thankfully Edwards stated it was just cramp as he will be needed on Wednesday evening. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Daiki Hashioka (SUB): 7
Came on for the second week running in the left-sided centre half role and once more didn’t look out of place, as he organised things, clearing his lines well. Might possibly have scored too, only to send a difficult volley over the top. Photo: Liam Smith