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.
13. Shayden Morris (SUB): 6
Only had half an hour, but looked to get at his man from the moment he came on and did just that, causing the Lincoln defence some real problems as he got the byline and sent over some dangerous crosses, although unfortunately none of his team-mates were able to get on the end of them. Is definitely pushing for a start now as the Hatters need a spark to change for fortunes around. Photo: David Horn
14. Christ Makosso (SUB): 3
Came on Mengi midway through the second half as Town managed to restore parity fairly quickly, but then when Lincoln knocked the ball on with five minutes left, he tried to nip in and win it, only for his header to bounce against Obikwu rather than away from goal, as the sub went through to put the Imps 2-1 in front. City then broke clear again in the final minute to extend their advantage and claim all three points. Photo: David Horn
15. Cohen Bramall (SUB): 4.5
Introduced for Naismith as Luton looked to alter formation, as he took up his place on the left hand side, trying to repeat his Barnet heroics immediately with a free kick but it was miles off target. Only able to get one cross in as his impact was stunted and needed to cover Alli properly, or give him a shout, as the wingback was outjumped for what was the hosts' second goal. Photo: David Horn
16. Lasse Nordas (SUB): N/A
Forward wasn't chosen to replace Yates when he had to come off, instead just getting the final few minutes after Wells was withdrawn. Didn't have any chances to get on the scoresheet as his biggest contribution was shoving a Lincoln defender over to give away a needless free kick. Photo: David Horn