Luton made comfortable progress through to the second round of the Carabao Cup by beating League Two side Gillingham 3-0 on Saturday.
The visitors led through Nahki Wells late in the first half, with goals from Benny Benagr and Gideon Kodua completing the scoring in the second period, and to find out how the Hatters players rated on the afternoon, see below.
13. Shayden Morris (SUB): 7.5
Came on for the final 20 minutes plus lengthy stoppage time and his pace on that flank threatened the Gillingham back-line instantly. Dinked a good cross into the box that wasn't converted, while had had a go himself on his unfavoured left foot, only to see Mason able to save well with his legs at the near post. Sprinted away to give his team-mates an outlet on the right, before being booked late on, although managed to avoid a second caution. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
14. Gideon Kodua (SUB): 8
Replaced Benagr and added some real energy and drive to the left-hand side, as he was constantly involved for the visitors, looking to get at his man and past him as well. Found Clark for a cross that Wells fired over the top, while he was in a great position to follow up once Mason couldn't hold Ashby and bravely put his head in before the keeper could punch away. Ended a fairly lengthy drought, as the goal was his first since January, while might have a second as he strained every sinew to reach Ashby's deep cross, only to volley against the outside of the post. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
15. Harrison Ashby (SUB): 7.5
Had a few sticky moments in his opening five minutes off the bench, misplacing the odd pass straight out of play, but then grew into it admirably on his debut. Looks a real natural in the right back berth, as his corner was returned to him, allowing the loanee to burst through a tackle in the box and shoot at goal, Mason unable to hold, Kodua there to make it 3-0. The pair almost combined again in the final seconds of stoppage time, Ashby delivering a fine cross from the right hand side that saw Kodua hit the post at full stretch. Photo: Luton Town FC
16. Sverre Sandal (SUB): 7
Midfielder came on for his longest run-out in a Luton shirt since arriving in January as he was solid and dependable in the middle of the pitch. Continued the energetic press that Town executed impressively all game, meaning Gillingham had nowhere to go once they were in possession, able to nip and win the ball back quickly. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons