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.
9. Thelo Aasgaard: 7
Midfielder had to be switched on particularly inside his own area during the fixture, doing well when defending from the Tigers' inswinging corners as he made sure one of Puerta's deliveries didn't end up in the net. Excellent tackle late in the first period prevented another chance too, as he had to get it spot on, one of an impressive six from the midfielder throughout the game. On his toes just 11 seconds after the break as well, bursting into the box which caused the Hull defence to panic and the comical own goal. Might have had an opportunity to add to Luton’s tally afterwards, only for a heavy touch at the wrong moment taking it away from him. Photo: Ryan Hiscott
10. Elijah Adebayo: 6
Made a really positive start to proceedings at the MKM Stadium as he appeared full of beans early on, putting pressure on the home defence to charge down a clearance and win a free kick. Maintained that threat level when played in by Clark, as he looked to have ended his drought by beating Pandur only to see his low shot cannon away off the outside of the post. Influence waned when Hull had the better of things, but did have a part to play in the goal though, flicking on Morris’s header before Jones' face did the rest. Taken off midway through the second period for some extra legs upfront. Photo: David Rogers
11. Carlton Morris: 6.5
Found the best chances coming way for a change as picked out by Walsh’s free kick, he could only sidefoot disappointingly wide of the post when he had time to either take a touch or put his laces through it as he did when fully confident against Everton last season. Another tougher opportunity that went tamely through to Pandur, he was then key to the only goal of the game, winning yet another long ball forward for the Hull defence to do the rest between them. Late on, he then did all the hard work to get in the area before slicing over, as he went off for Nordas in the closing stages. Photo: Cameron Smith
12. Tahith Chong (SUB): 6.5
Deployed in the right wingback role at the break for Burke in what was thankfully a pre-planned switch, he hadn't even touched the ball before Luton went in front with what turned out to be the winner. Had the odd sighter to try and double that lead, popping up at the back post, with one volley cleared away. Stuck to his task well as Hull couldn't get a whole heap of joy on his flank, covering round well when they tossed the ball into the box, gratefully accepting one woeful corner that was passed straight to him in stoppage time. Photo: Matt McNulty