Luton were knocked out of the Carabao Cup after a third round 1-0 defeat at League One side Exeter City yesterday evening.
A late goal from Deme Mitchell was enough for the Grecians to go through, and to find out how the Hatters rated on the night, see below.
9. Shayden Morris: 6
Started a second successive league game for the first time under Wilshere and only the second time all season, as Kodua missed out with a slight knock. Got stuck in during the first half as demonstrated some real tenacity to win the ball back in his own half and then win a free kick as well for the Hatters. Had the odd chance to get past his man and send in a cross, but didn't ever make the most of them, giving away some unnecessary fouls too. Let fly with one of Luton's rare shots in the contest, firing into the side-netting from a tight angle as he made way for Brown just after the hour mark. Photo: David Horn
10. Cohen Bramall: 5.5
Came back into the team for Kodua as it appeared that he might have some joy on the left flank early on when Town were able to work the ball wide to him, but his delivery, which has been such a strong point of his fine spell of form for the Hatters, was lacking on this occasion, constantly over-hitting his crosses and frustratingly unable to locate a team-mate in the box. Found it tough to get free as the game wore on, Exeter always having enough men back to cut off the space in behind which he was aiming to run into, also blocking his efforts to get anything in the box as well. Photo: David Horn
11. Jerry Yates: 3
Yet again another match that passed him by, although it is hard to be too critical at times, as playing in the number nine role, it’s not a formation that suits him at all, his lack of a strike partner means his impact is severely limited, unable to win anything in the air, with balls to his feet or in behind lacking as well. Restricted to just seven touches in the first half and only 16 in total, as he never once looked like he was going to add to his two league goals this season, Luton's travelling supporters showing their feelings when he was replaced just after the hour mark. Photo: Paul Harding
12. Nahki Wells (SUB): 4
Having played against both Wycombe and Leyton Orient, he dropped to the bench and was then brought on just after the hour mark for Yates as he took over upfront. Had calls for a penalty when Longwijk's shot fell into his path, but they weren't deemed strong enough by referee Russell to award a spotkick. After that his impact wasn't quite what Wilshere would have wanted, Town too often knocking the ball from side to side and never really giving the substitute a chance to find the equaliser. Photo: David Horn