Luton secured a crucial three points in their battle to stay in the Championship this season after winning 1-0 at fellow relegation rivals Hull City on Saturday.
An own goal from Alfie Jones just 11 seconds after the interval was enough for Town to claim victory and to find out how the Hatters players rated on the afternoon, see below.
5. Amari’i Bell: 7
150th appearance in a Luton shirt for the Jamaican international who showed no signs of the injury concern that meant he missed his country’s Gold Cup qualifying game in midweek. Remained on the left as he had to deal with Kamara for the first half, the winger only once cutting in to get any kind of shot on goal that flew well wide. Was caught on the ball once in the second period which led to a chance for the hosts, but their lack of desire to shoot allowed him to recover well and smother the danger. Photo: Cameron Smith
6. Alfie Doughty: 6.5
Wingback had some good moments at the start when Town looked at their most dangerous in the opening 15 minutes, giving the Hatters some width on the left hand side as the visitors were able to win some corners. Dug in when Hull had the better of things towards the end of the first half as well, ensuring there were no real clear-cut chances created by the Tigers. With Luton looking solid after the break, he nipped back well to double up with Bell and get the ball away from the danger zone when it was needed, before making way for the final six minutes. Photo: Warren Little
7. Liam Walsh: 7
On set-piece duty but it was quite hit and and miss as the home defence were able to repel most of his deliveries. When he did get it spot on, should have had an assist to his name, picking out Morris's run perfectly, only for the forward to volley wide. Brilliant control when getting forward to take Doughty’s pass out of the sky and win a free kick, but it wasn't a day to note his work in possession, more the shift he put in defensively, throwing himself in the way of a number of shots, clearing plenty of first and second balls, and doing all the ugly work required to break up any momentum Hull were trying to create during his 66 minutes on the field. Photo: Cameron Smith
8. Jordan Clark: 7.5
Responsible for some good work at both ends of the field as his early pass to Adebayo set up a terrific chance for the forward who hit the post, before the midfielder then tricked his way brilliantly into the box, City keeper Pandur able to shovel away his cross-shot. Luton's best player on the ball when it came to finding a team-mate, while when City had possession, he stuck to his task defensively too, helping out his back-line when needed, particularly when Joseph found space in the box, ensuring the Hatters picked up a massive three points in their battle to stay up. Photo: Cameron Smith