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.
9. Tahith Chong (STAR MAN): 7
Responsible for the only real moments of quality for Luton, particularly after the break as he pressed brilliantly to intercept Mowatt’s sideways pass ahead of Furlong and burst forward to pick out the bottom corner, drawing Town level with his second goal of the season. Might have had another but for Palmer’s terrific save when his attempt took a deflection, as he showed some neat trickery to jink around his man inside the area and almost set up another opportunity as the hosts pressed for a winner that didn't quite materialise. Photo: David Horn
10. Carlton Morris: 6
With chances few and far between in a congested penalty area, he tried his luck from range in the first half, one cross-shot gathered by Palmer, the next seeing the former Town loan stopper parry away unconvincingly. Used his body well to hold the ball up for Luton as they looked to get a foothold further forward and then tried to use his prodigious leap when Town went longer as the game progressed, only to find the Baggies defence equal to it. Did go down too easily at times in a bid to win a penalty, referee Whitestone not having any of it. Photo: David Horn
11. Elijah Adebayo: 5.5
His best work came in what was a disappointing spectacle of a first half as he was well marshalled and reduced to just 15 touches by the Albion defence. Had the odd moment where he was able to use his strength to hold off the visiting defenders, one ending with a shot that was tame and easy for Palmer, also flicking another effort wide from Chong’s cross wide as his claims for a corner fell on deaf ears. Replaced early in the second period, Edwards opting for the extra pace of Brown upfront instead. Photo: Ryan Pierse
12. Shandon Baptiste (SUB): 7
On at half time and showed why Edwards was so keen to get him involved with some impressive touches and deliveries into the box, able to keep playing ticking over in midfield. Took some mean inswinging corners as well, one headed against the woodwork by Hashioka, also seeing his own header cleared away by the visitors. Could be a big player if only he can stay fit as the ex-Brentford man definitely adds some real class to the Town midfield. Photo: David Horn