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.
9. Jordan Clark: 4.5
No surprise to see him back in the starting line-up after missing out with suspension at the weekend and it looked like he had initially made a good block from Byram, but then lost the flight of the ball and lacked any support from his team-mates, as the Leeds man scored a fine opener. Had the odd good moments in attack, one pass to Moses leading to a chance, crossing for Adebayo to nod over, while had a crack late on that Meslier was able to save, but they were few and far between. Booked for one rash challenge as his frustrations in the Whites' superiority came to a head. Photo: Ryan Pierse
10. Jacob Brown: 4
Came in for Adebayo as one of Luton's four changes on the night, but he really didn't have the impact he or Edwards would have wanted as the Hatters were camped in their own half for almost the entire fixture. Only slight opening he did have was when picking up a loose ball and driving at the United box, but despite the space opening up, appeared to lack the confidence to take the shot on, as the ball eventually made its way sideways to a team-mate. Couldn't have any complaints when taken off on the hour mark. Photo: George Wood
11. Carlton Morris: 4.5
An evening where he was reduced to playing a far deeper role than surely was the plan, helping his defence out when Leeds sent crosses and set-pieces into the box which then meant he was struggling to get upfield to take on the role he would have wanted to, as Luton's hopeful balls forward were just gobbled up by the hosts. Did set up a great chance for Burke with a lovely curving cross that was headed wide, but that was pretty much it on another sobering night for the Hatters outside of Bedfordshire. Replaced on the hour. Photo: Richard Pelham
12. Daiki Hashioka (SUB): 5.5
On at the break for Burke, picking up a booking almost immediately for an off the ball challenge. Despite the caution, was able to stay out of trouble following that as he avoided making Town's night any worse than it was. Managed to keep Solomon quieter than the Tottenham loanee had been during the first period and was even able to venture over the half-way line on occasion, but the gap in quality between the two sides was too much. Photo: Richard Pelham