Luton Town recorded back-to-back victories for the first time this season after triumphing 2-0 at managerless Hull City on Friday night.
The visitors went ahead early on through Alfie Jones’ own goal, before Henri Lansbury secured the points with a truly magnificent strike from 35 yards on the stroke of half time.
To see how the Hatters' players rated on the evening, see below.
9. Jordan Clark: 7.5
Town’s ability to press their opponents in the centre of the pitch was crucial to victory on the night. Made a fine recovery run after Bell had his pocket picked in a dangerous area to ensure Hull didn’t break through when they had men over. His shot was well saved by Baxter before Lansbury struck to make it 2-0 from range. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Elijah Adebayo: 7.5
Chosen to partnered Morris after Woodrow missed out due to injury and was heavily involved in the opener as his movement and excellent attempt came back off the bar, hitting the unlucky Jones to put the visitors in front. Showed real calmness to start the move that saw Town eventually double their lead as well. Kept the City defenders honest and just needs that goal now. Photo: George Wood
11. Carlton Morris: 7.5
Wasn’t able to score for a fourth game running, although had some chances to do it, his downward header clawed away by Baxter in the first half, sending another decent attempt over the top. After the break, should really have won Luton a penalty when he was dragged to the floor inside the area, but saw his appeals waved away. Photo: George Wood
12. Gabe Osho (SUB): 7.5
On at the interval due to Burke’s injury and slotted seamlessly into the back three as he made sure there was no way that the Tigers could find a way back into the game, with Hull unable to break through the visitors' defence. Photo: George Wood