Luton picked up a creditable point in their trip to League One leaders Huddersfield Town on Tuesday night.
The visitors had led through Jordan Clark’s first half strike, only to see Joe Taylor equalise early in the second period, and to find out how the visitors rated, see below.
1. James Shea: 8
After Humphreys' corner hit the bar early on, made sure he was ready for the inswinging deliveries from then on, commanding his box impressively to punch the rest of them clear and alleviate the pressure on his defence. Made some solid saves, as he palmed Harness's curling attempt behind, also reacting as if he got fingertips to Fernandes' free kick that hit the base of the post, taking no chances with Collins' effort that looked like it was going wide, making sure it did. In the second period, bar one slip when clearing his lines, used the ball well, finding his centre halves with some good passes. Excellently claimed a late cross in what was a solid display, running the clock down when he could too. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
2. Izzy Jones (STAR MAN): 9
Started out as right back, but quickly moved to the left once Naismith went off injured early in the first half, to deal with the excellent Fernandes. Got to terms with the winger in the first half, but after the break, he was absolutely outstanding, as his one v one defending, something Wilshere has highlighted, was absolutely spot on, also winning several free kicks to get Town out of numerous tight spots. Had one shot flapped away by Young, then transferring to the right for a period as well, keeping Mumba quiet, just unable to pick out a team-mate when striding forward. Finished up on the left once more, as he produced easily his best and most consistent outing in a Luton shirt since signing. Photo: David Horn
3. Kal Naismith: 7
One of three changes made as he recovered from the illness that kept him out on Saturday, and had to deal with the tricky Fernandes in the early stages, able to stop the cross and concede a corner. Won his two aerial duels, but was soon sitting on the turf, and when it became apparent that he couldn't continue, headed off to the sidelines for Ashby, as hopefully he caught the injury early enough to prevent him being out for an extended period of time. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
4. Mads Andersen: 8.5
Caught early on by Harness, thankfully he was able to carry on and as he has been doing in every single game recently, defended his area excellently all night. Made the most defensive contributions throughout the 90 minutes with 15, clearing the danger away an impressive 13 times, with two blocks as well, winning all but one of his seven headed duels. Only time he didn't quite get things right saw Fernandes send a cross to the back post that Taylor thumped in, but from then on, Town's back-line prevented the Terriers getting any more shots off. Used the ball well too, going long when it was required as he played a huge part in the Hatters getting a well-deserved point. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons