Luton slumped to a hugely disappointing 3-1 defeat at Lincoln City on Saturday.
After a woeful first half saw the Hatters trailing 1-0 to Ben House’s goal, it looked like they might escape with a draw once Jordan Clark equalised on 77 minutes. However, Town’s defence fell apart in the final five minutes, Justin Obikwu and House on target to seal victory. To find out how the visitors’ players rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Jordan Clark (MOM): 6
With Town struggling throughout the contest on Saturday, he at least tried to get things going from an attacking point of view, behind the visitors' only two shots on target during the afternoon. First was from range and comfortably tipped over by Wickens, before some clever movement saw him find some space in the box to receive Alli's pass and then produce a deft outside of the boot finish into the bottom corner to draw Town level. However, it counted for nothing in the end, Luton being breached twice in the final five minutes to return home empty-handed. Photo: David Horn
10. Nahki Wells: 4
Once again he didn't really have any clear-cut chances from open play, as Town struggled to create anything meaningful for their forwards on a disappointing afternoon in the final third. The only one time he did have a sight of goal came in the first half, as the ball dropped to him inside the area, but he couldn't quite get his body in the right position, volleying wide of the target. Not much came off when he had Yates alongside him, as he looked a bit more dangerous when partnered by Gbode. Photo: David Horn
11. Jerry Yates: 3
Is really struggling to show any signs of being the kind of striker who scored 20-plus goals for Blackpool back in the 2020-21 campaign, as he was restricted to just 10 touches in the first half, letting fly with one attempt that was charged down. Gave the ball away in a dangerous position as the hosts almost made it 2-0, before being clattered by keeper Wickens when trying to latch on to Clark's deflection, but was somehow booked for his troubles. Came out for the second period, but was clearly still struggling from the painful collision as he didn’t start, making way for Gbode. Photo: David Horn
12. Joe Gbode (SUB): 5.5
On at the break for the struggling Yates and had more than double the touches than his team-mate had in what was a fairly promising longest run-out for the Hatters to date. Was able to use his pace to try and get away from the home side's defence but unable to get on the end of Morris's crosses as Town were ultimately beaten. Photo: David Horn