Luton reached the FA Cup fifth round with a last-gasp victory over Everton at Goodison Park on Saturday.
The Hatters led through Vitaliy Mykolenko’s own goal just before half time, before Jack Harrison levelled for the Toffees early in the second period. With virtually the last kick, Town sub Cauley Woodrow poked home from Luke Berry's corner to send the visitors through and to see how Luton’s players rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Andros Townsend: 7.5
Another who was back at his old club, the winger leaving Goodison in the summer, he received an excellent reception from the home fans. Showed plenty of running, catching the home defence on the ball as Town pressed intelligently, particularly in the early stages, when his dangerous cross was eventually fired over by Doughty. Tricked his way into the area after the break and found Morris who was denied by a goal-line clearance, before going off as part of a triple sub from Edwards. Photo: Alex Livesey
10. Carlton Morris: 7.5
Had a real battle with Tarkowski all afternoon that teetered on the edge with the striker clearly frustrated by the Everton player’s robust methods, claiming an elbow to the face in the second period. Wonderful cross was nodded wide by Adebayo, he almost had a second Goodison Park strike to celebrate this season, sending one over, and seeing Virginia palm away his fierce header. Denied by Patterson on the line when picked out by Townsend, he was in and amongst it as Woodrow settled the tie at the death. Photo: Clive Brunskill
11. Elijah Adebayo: 7.5
Forward worked hard for the 66 minutes he was on the field for, impressing aerially against an imposing Everton defence. Really should have had a goal to show for his efforts on the day as he met Morris’s terrific cross only to put his header narrowly wide, before racing into the box after a Branthwaite slip, only to see Virginia make an excellent diving save when trying to pick out the corner. Photo: Alex Livesey
12. Tahith Chong (SUB): 7
Part of a triple change made by Edwards just after the hour mark as he looked to carry on the form that saw him score against Bolton, with a busy display in midfield. Always eager to get on the ball and drive at the home defence, he managed to ride the challenges coming his way to allow Luton to get up the pitch in the closing stages. Photo: Alex Livesey