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.
9. Jordan Clark: 8
Midfielder had Luton's best three opportunities of the match, as might have expected to do better early on when found by Mendel, but taking it on his left foot, saw Young able to parry his attempt easily enough. Gave the keeper no chance just before half time, with what was a quite terrific finish into the bottom corner after shifting the ball around two covering defenders to open up the space and make it two goals in two games, as double figures are definitely within his capabilities once more this term. With chances few and far between after the break, almost snatched a winner when sliding into meet Johnston's flick on during the latter stages, but toepoked over the bar. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
10. Kasey Palmer: 7
Back at the club where he made his pro debut and didn't enjoy the same attention as last time when ex-Terrier Alfie May was sent off for pulling his hair. Tried to make the headlines again when unleashing an acrobatic volley that flew wide, but had a major hand in the goal, heading a poor clearance back to Clark for his fellow midfielder to do the rest. First half booking meant he had to be careful as the last thing Luton wanted was to go down to 10 men which he was, and it was telling the run of games had taken its toll, unable to make the kind explosive runs he has been in the second half. Still gave everything he possibly could to ensure the visitors left with a point. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
11. Nahki Wells: 6.5
Back in the starting line-up, which was a relief having gone off against Doncaster just a week earlier, as it was always a game where it looked like he would have a fairly thankless task, such was the solid nature of the way the hosts' defended. Made plenty of runs and tried to occupy the hosts' back-line as best he could, but the only real chance he had came late on, and it was a half one at that, stretching to put a header over at the far post. Got through 85 minutes before making way and should now get a rest over the next few weeks, having withdrawn from international duty. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
12. Harrison Ashby (SUB): 6.5
On earlier than he would have expected when replacing Naismith, as he got the nod over Johnson to move into the right back berth. Took a bit of time to get to the pace of things, understandably so, given this was his longest league run-out since being sent off against Bradford City. Caught out of position now and again when his passes were intercepted, which led to a few moments of danger for the visitors, and not quite switched on to stop Taylor escaping to volley home the leveller. Did throw himself in the way of some dangerous crosses, while also had a go himself, although it didn't overly exert Young, while his late long throw almost allowed Clark to win it. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons