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.
5. Kal Naismith: 3
Tough night for the captain as his long-range passing just wasn’t working, as he often missed his intended target, either putting the ball straight out of play or to an opponent, earning him some harsh jeers from the away fans who had travelled to Brisbane Road. A bad night got even worse when he was the last man and got his pocket picked by Ballard which then led to Archibald tapping home the opener for the hosts. Taken off late on and showed great credit to deliberately walk past the away fans and apologise for his efforts on the night. Photo: David Horn
6. George Saville: 4
One of the two holding players that Town went with, as it looked like he might have a good effect on proceedings, sending a quick free kick out to the right for Brown to almost set up Yates for the opener. Couldn't really repeat that though as Luton just kept giving the ball back to their opponents in the first half which stunted any chance of the Hatters being able to enjoy any real pressure or territory. With things not really improving after the break, he was replaced by Clark with 20 left which proved to be the game-changing substitution made by Wilshere. Photo: David Horn
7. Liam Walsh: 5
One of Luton’s better players on the ball as he was the most accurate passer out of anyone who played more than 45 minutes. Booked for one poor challenge in the first half, but kept his discipline after that as when Town were pushing for a leveller in the second period and Orient dropped off trying to protect their lead, he looked to busy himself and make things happen, especially in tight spaces, with five recoveries too. In stoppage time, his half-volley appeared on its way in until it was blocked behind for a corner that he then put on to the head of Kodua for the leveller. Photo: Jasper Wax
8. Lamine Fanne: 4
After a few games where he has had a big impact on the fixture, it wasn't the case this time as any promising moves that the Hatters created, of which there weren't many it must be said, ended up breaking down before they could lead to anything. Only able to win one ground duel out of the seven he contested, and was dispossessed twice as well, meaning it was no real surprise when he made way just after the hour mark with Luton looking to try and get back into the contest. Photo: David Horn