Luton Town hit back for a late point during their trip to Leyton Orient on Tuesday night.
Returning midfielder Jordan Clark came off the bench to help earn the Hatters a point, Gideon Kodua heading home from a corner in stoppage time and to find out how the visiting players rated on the evening, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 6
Back at the club where he spent a hugely successful loan spell with last term, but barely had a save to make in a desperately poor display of attacking football from both sides in the first half, apart from Archibald's effort from a corner which just bounced tamely through to him, also coming off his line to punch away once as well. No chance with the hosts’ goal just after the break as Naismith's error meant he was left exposed in a two v one situation, Ballard simply passing the ball around him for Archibald to score. From there, Orient didn't ever try and add to their advantage, meaning his only real role getting play moving when there was a goal kick. Photo: Leila Coker
2. Nigel Lonwijk: 5
Back into the side having not featured in either of the two cup games, but was switched away from the central role he had been looking good in recently as Wilshere changed to a back four, deployed as a full back once more. Did a decent enough job on the night though and was one of Luton's better performers, which wasn't difficult, with three tackles and eight clearances as he was impressive in the air too, winning the majority of his duels. Back as the right-sided centre half when Town switched to a back three and a good pass picked out Clark for his late opportunity. Photo: Andy Rowland
3. Cohen Bramall: 5
In what was a terrible first half from both teams, he did set off on one positive run forward, but then tried his luck from distance and pulled his effort wide. Playing in a left back role, it did cut down on his attacking instincts that have been so prevalent in recent weeks, as he didn't get any real chance to get down the line and send the ball into the box. Tried to get forward more when Luton altered things late on, but his end product wasn't at its best this time, with no accurate crosses or long balls, while when he did overlap the likes of Kodua, often found the pass to him over-hit and out of play. Photo: David Horn
4. Teden Mengi: 5.5
Kept things pretty solid at the back as the O's didn't really ever look like scoring that much throughout the evening. Did play some impressively crossfield passes at times, as he picked out either Bramall or Kodua on the left hand side with a raking delivery when he had the opportunity. Completed the most passes from both sets of players on the night, moving the ball into the final third on 14 occasions, but too often the Hatters didn't do anything with the possession they had. Photo: David Horn