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.
13. Elijah Adebayo (SUB): 5.5
Dropped to the bench after struggling to find his best form but was on after an hour as Edwards tried to alter things and give Luton a chance of getting back into the game. Looked the most likely of Town's forward players to bag a consolation, as he put a header over from Jordan Clark's corner and was then denied by United keeper Meslier when dashing on to Baptiste's brilliant through ball, the keeper off his line in a flash to win the battle. Photo: David Horn
14. Joe Taylor (SUB) 4.5
Having barely featured this season, the striker was thrown on to form a newlook strike partnership with Adebayo, although the odds were always against it having an impact, as the hosts were completely dominant, Luton barely able to get into the United half at that point. It continued when the forward came on too as although he tried to make a few charges upfield, they usually ended up with him being dispossessed by his high class opponents who went hunting in packs. Photo: Liam Smith
15. Shandon Baptiste (SUB): 6.5
The brightest of Luton's replacements as only when he came on did the Hatters finally start being able to make some moves through the centre of the pitch, Baptiste's ability to jink away from his markers quite apparent. Produced a stunning defence-splitting pass for Adebayo who couldn't quite beat the onrushing Meslier, while he also had a pop himself that at least made the Whites keeper work for his clean sheet in the latter stages. Photo: David Horn
16. Tahith Chong (SUB): 5.5
Tried to at least get on the ball during his brief cameo, but the hosts were able to keep him at arm's length and snuff out any real danger. His late entry on the pitch did at least see the Leeds fans have the chance to make their entertainment during the closing stages, giving the substitute some real stick due to his Manchester United connections. Photo: Ryan Pierse