Luton suffered their fourth successive defeat of the Premier League season as they were beaten 1-0 by Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday.
Cottagers substitute Carlos Vinicius scored the only goal of the game on 62 minutes, notching from close range with virtually his first touch after coming on.
To see how the Hatters players rated on the afternoon, check out the gallery below.
5. Mads Andersen: 7
Has stated he is beginning to grips with the speed of the top flight and this was another example of that, a solid presence in the Luton back-line for the entire 90 minutes. Ensured there were precious little shots on goal, until the one that mattered saw Vinicius tuck home. Other than that though, was an important part of a decent defensive display by the Hatters. Photo: Steve Bardens
6. Amari’i Bell: 6.5
Moved out to the wingback position for the first time this term, as Luton reshuffled the back three. Was occupied for most of the first half in keeping an eye on his Cottagers counterparts whenever play was switched to his flank. Ventured forward early in the second period and really should have made it 1-0, sending his stretching volley back into Leno’s arms. Photo: Christopher Lee
7. Albert Sambi Lokonga: 7
Slotted into central midfield on his first Luton start and gave an accomplished display, particularly when in possession, happy to receive a pass under pressure and find a team-mate. Showed his discipline for the majority when Fulham had the ball, while early signs of a good partnership with Kabore on the right, always looking to find the wingback. Set-pieces could do with a bit of work though. Photo: Christopher Lee
8. Marvelous Nakamba: 7
Had his work cut out in going up against the impressive Palhinha who showed just why Bayern Munich had been so desperate to sign him. Accurate passing all afternoon and maintained the tactical awareness that Edwards had called for, keeping Luton in the game for over an hour until Fulham ultimately broke through. Photo: Christopher Lee