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.
13. Shayden Morris (SUB): 4
Came on around the hour mark, so had 40 minutes in total due to the lengthy injury time that was played, but found himself marked out of the game by a stubborn O's defence, as he only managed nine touches during his time on the field. Did manage to sprint past his opponent once to reach the byline and send over a cross that Clark headed wide, although that was about it. Photo: David Horn
14. Jordan Clark (SUB, STAR MAN): 8
On for just 20 minutes plus stoppage time, but was quite simply the best player on the pitch, as his quality shone through from virtually the second he entered the fray. Almost scored immediately when breaking into the box, something he did five times in total, the most from any visiting player, although unfortunately hit the outside of the post. Cleverly danced around another opponent, with his cross claimed by Cahill and also headed a decent opening wide. Played his part in the leveller with another shot that was deflected into Walsh's path, as if he can now stay fit, Luton will become a far more entertaining and potent team to watch. Photo: Liam Smith
15. Lasse Nordas (SUB): 5
Thrown on late on for Naismith as Luton looked to get an extra body upfront for the closing stages as they hunted a leveller. Put himself about in that time as he at least did cause a nuisance to the O's defence, which allowed Town to finally resemble some kind of threat in the final third, which eventually paid off in stoppage time. Photo: David Horn
16. Zack Nelson (SUB): N/A
Young midfielder came on for Brown with a minute left of normal time as Luton were able to make a final change due to Koroma's concussion substitution in the first period, but he was unable to really do much during his spell on the field. Photo: David Horn