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.
9. Gideon Kodua: 5
Was in from the start this time, although moved out to the left-hand side to begin with, as in the first half his touch let him down at times when he looked to break forward, unable to carry the ball with him, often tackled by an Orient opponent. Did have a crack from range that was dragged wide, while despite being one of the players who took it on himself to try and create a way back into the game for the Hatters after the interval, his passing wasn't at its best either, usually failing to find a team-mate. Deserves credit for sticking with it and keeping his cool when Walsh's corner arrived on a plate for him to head home yet another late goal and earn Town a point. Photo: David Horn
10. Jacob Brown: 4
Great early chance to pick out Yates for the opener, but having done well to beat his man, his cross was behind the striker, who couldn't find the net. Despite being a forward by trade himself, played wide right again which definitely isn't his best role, although he did move to the central berth once Yates was hooked in the second period. On a night where no-one who started for Luton stood out in an attacking sense, he did put the effort in and battled hard, but there was precious little going on in the final third, making way himself in the final minute of normal time for Nelson. Photo: Paul Harding
11. Jerry Yates: 3
Looked like he had taken up a good position in the box to meet Brown's cross and break the deadlock inside the opening five minutes, but unfortunately the delivery was just behind him as he couldn't adjust his body in time as the ball ended up bobbling wide for a goal kick. From then, he offered very little in terms of an attacking sense, when the Hatters needed far more from him on the night. Restricted to a mere 13 touches on what was a disappointing showing from the forward who was easily handled by the Orient defence and hauled off by Wilshere on the hour mark. Photo: Paul Harding
12. Mads Andersen (SUB): 4.5
Came on for Fanne which allowed Town to swap back to the back three many thought they would start with. Was decent enough on the ball as he didn't waste many passes, apart from one underhit effort which saw the hosts break as a sneaky trip earned him a fairly obvious yellow card. Not quite at his tightest defensively either, barged over once by his opponent, but thankfully Orient didn't show any real ambition in the final third, preferring to try and hold on to their lead. Photo: David Horn