Luton stretched their unbeaten league run at Kenilworth Road to nine games thanks to a 1-0 win over Blackpool on Saturday.
Despite a defensive outlook from their opponents, Jordan Clark was able to find the net with 71 minutes gone, as to find out how the Hatters players rated on the afternoon, see below.
5. Teden Mengi: 7.5
Having kept Fletcher quiet for large amounts of the game, he made sure he got his body in bravely to block the only real effort that the striker had around the half hour mark. Got back to some proper old school defending at times as he fairly thwacked the ball away from danger, also demonstrating his pace to make a terrifically well-timed sliding challenge on Obafemi when he burst away moments after the break. Able to shake off a nasty whack to the head that saw him needing treatment from the ensuing corner as he helped Luton continue their final record on home soil with another shut-out. Photo: David Horn
6. Kasey Palmer (STAR MAN): 7.5
Played in a slightly deeper role on this occasion due to Walsh's absence, as he was absolutely running the show in the first half, continually getting on the ball and gliding away from his markers, always looking to make a positive pass as well. Lofted over a fine cross for Bramall to go close with a header, although began to find it slightly tougher when a defensive Blackpool closed off his avenues to drive forward. Demonstrated his desire to get stuck in on the day, with some strong tackles, while had one sight of goal from a free kick that didn't come down in time. Can count himself extremely fortunate not to concede a penalty late on when he caught Ennis inside the area as it somehow wasn't given. Photo: David Horn
7. Jordan Clark: 7
Pushed back to a midfield berth having been in what was a much-discussed midfield role against Huddersfield on Tuesday night, as with demonstrating more intent to get their shots off having had just one attempt on target in midweek, had a crack from range in the first half with men over that was a simple enough stop for Peacock-Farrell. Had another go in the second period, dragging wide under pressure, but then showed his predatory instincts yet again as he picked up Ashworth’s miscued clearance to rifle into the net via a slight deflection for what proved to be the winner, now up to eight for the campaign. Photo: David Horn
8. Shayden Morris: 6.5
Restored to the starting line-up after his impressive cameo from the bench against Huddersfield on Tuesday night and looked like he might be able to produce something similar, part of a Town attacking unit who tried to make a far faster start to the contest, as the winger had a shot on target inside the opening five minutes, something they struggled with in Yorkshire. Once the visitors got to grips with things though, slowing play down and putting men behind the ball to congest the attacking areas, found it hard to create any space for his forays on the right flank, going off on 68 minutes to make way for Jones' comeback. Photo: David Horn