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.
9. Tahith Chong: 6.5
Always offered himself when Town had their rare moments of possession in the first half. Found by Lokonga early on, he sped forward, but having to go it alone was denied comfortably by Leno. Cautioned for simulation against Palhinha as claims he was caught fell on deaf ears. Got through plenty of work in the centre of the pitch though, making way with 15 to go as Luton looked for a late leveller. Photo: Christopher Lee
10. Jacob Brown: 7.5
Got the start he had been deserving and was a livewire for Luton when they could get over the half-way line. Pace caused the Fulham defence problems, but should have opened his top flight account, heading against the post from close range. Nodded back to Morris for his wayward volley, while quick feet drew Diop into a booking, and then picked out Bell for a wonderful chance straight after the break. Impact waned as the Cottagers dominated, but an impressive full Premier League debut. Photo: Christopher Lee
11. Carlton Morris: 6
With Luton lining up in a different shape, he was upfront on his own at times, and often isolated against Diop and Ream. Did still have a good chance when he scuffed a volley wide, before being involved in the game’s controversial moment, clearly fouled off the ball by Reed inside the area, only for VAR to say no. Toiled after the break before being withdrawn. Photo: Christopher Lee
12. Chiedozie Ogbene (SUB): 7
Was thrown on with 15 minutes to go in a bid to give Luton some more pep in attack for the closing stages. Did exactly that as a burst of speed left Castagne behind, ensuring Town looked dangerous on the right, but unfortunately they just couldn’t grab that leveller. Photo: Steve Bardens