Luton were held to a 1-1 draw by West Bromwich Albion in their Championship clash at Kenilworth Road on Friday evening.
The Baggies had led through Josh Maja’s goal on the stroke of half time, before Tahith Chong equalised for Town with an hour gone. To find out how the Hatters players rated on the night, see below.
5. Amari'i Bell: 7
Great to see the defender back in the starting line-up after six weeks out as he solved his manager's defensive headaches to ensure Town were able to select a Championship-standard back three with McGuinness and Mengi. Natural left foot gave the Hatters balance, the Jamaican international able to read play impressively with four interceptions and showed flashes of his trademark forays upfield which will no doubt become more frequent as his fitness builds up. Photo: David Horn
6. Victor Moses: 5
Continued to show his versatility as he moved over to the left wingback role on this occasion with Doughty suspended. It was a mixed display though as fluffed his lines with one attempted cross, while couldn't quite react in time to hit the target when Morris's shot was parried out to him, also putting another simple pass straight out of play as the poor standard on display was catching. Set-pieces didn't have quite the same danger to them either, before he was replaced by Baptiste at the break. Photo: David Horn
7. Tom Krauß: 6.5
Curled wide early on after the space opened up to shoot, but tried to get his passing game going, showing signs of continuing his link up with Adebayo almost picking out the forward's run for the second game running, Palmer out in the nick of time to clear. Demonstrated one of the rare moments of quality in the first period, producing an outside of the boot pass for Morris to have a crack at goal too. Reaction when he was taken off early in the second period showed the home fans clearly wanted him to remain on. Photo: David Horn
8. Jordan Clark: 5.5
Like almost all 22 players, the midfielder struggled to reach his best form in the first half, eventually getting his switch of play out to Moses right as the opening period went on. Unable to close his legs in time as Maja’s backheel nutmegged him to find the net just before the break, while after the interval, he huffed and puffed in a bid to get the Hatters back into the game. Didn't quite have the impact he would have hoped for, but dug in as Town weren't breached again by the Baggies. Photo: David Horn