Luton fell to a fifth straight away defeat on Wednesday night as they were no match for an impressive Leeds side who had little trouble in moving to the top of the table with a comfortable victory.
To find out how the Hatters players rated during the evening, see below.
5. Amari'i Bell: 4.5
Recovered from the Achilles issue that forced him out on Saturday as it appeared from the teamsheet that he would be lining up as a wingback, but when play started, he was actually in the back three alongside Mengi and McGuinness. Found the Leeds players incredibly difficult to get amongst as the hosts had the freedom of Yorkshire to receive possession and pick their passes. Limited options ahead of him meant the ball was always coming back at Luton, as he failed to get to grips with the pace of James for United's last goal. Photo: George Wood
6. Victor Moses: 4.5
Not a surprise to see him back in the starting line-up, but it was a surprise that he started in the left wingback berth when it was initially thought he would be over on the opposite side. Struggled to really be the forward influence that Edwards had wanted, bar one moment when he looked like he had made it 1-1, lifting a terrific dinked attempt over Meslier only to see Struijk get back in time with a wonderful goal-line clearance. Didn't offer too much afterwards as the rare moment Luton got the ball, they lacked numbers in offensive positions to do anything of note with it. Photo: George Wood
7. Marvelous Nakamba: 4.5
Usually when he starts, the Hatters remain unbeaten in the Championship, but that omen was never like to repeat itself at Elland Road such was the utter dominance that Leeds enjoyed from the word go. With United passing round the Zimbabwe international and his team-mates at will, the midfielder was forced into a fairly thankless task of chasing the ball for the 73 minutes he was on. Finally stopped the excellent Gnonto, but it was with a foul challenge as although he did manage to block the resulting free kick, it was slim pickings on the night. Photo: Richard Pelham
8. Tom Krauß: 6
With Luton having to chase the ball for what felt like the entire 90 minutes, the on-loan midfielder did at least try his best to get stuck in, winning seven tackles on the night, as considering the rest of his team-mates managed 10 between them, showcases his efforts. Despite this, he was still unable to give Town any kind of foothold in the contest, as there was just no knocking Leeds out of their stride. Seemed to be suffering with his hamstring late on, so hopefully it was just another case of cramp. Photo: George Wood