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.
9. Gideon Kodua: 6.5
Having been on the left flank for the last two games, he thankfully moved centrally to begin with and looked to get involved in the early stages, but after a lively opening in which he appeared to be getting some joy from a good press, was then well looked after by the Blackpool defence. Did head out wider after the break due to Bramall's injury and attempted to cut in and pick out a team-mate in the area, only for the visitors' back-line to deal with the deliveries fairly comfortably. Unable to continue his recent record of scoring at home, as he went off just before stoppage time to allow Luton to add some older heads to see the game out. Photo: David Horn
10. Cohen Bramall: 6.5
Having looked slightly rusty on Tuesday night when back in the starting XI at Huddersfield, he looked like those minutes had done him some good, appearing to be sharper on this occasion, in what was a very watchable battle up against the equally speedy Hamilton. Escaped at the back post to test Peacock-Farrell with a header as the keeper was able to parry away, as he showed his own burst of pace to prevent his opponent having the kind of joy he had done at Bloomfield Road earlier in the season. After the break, he was cleaned out by Casey and looked in real pain as he was stretchered off on the hour mark, although fingers crossed it isn't as bad as first feared. Photo: David Horn
11. Nahki Wells: 6.5
In from the start as Town went with a recognised striker on this occasion, as he didn't quite have the height to turn the ball in when Bramall’s header was saved, imposint centre half Casey tall enough to clear the danger. Seemed determined to test the keeper though, with a shot from range that were easy enough for Peacock-Farrell, although had a far better chance after the interval, but had his close range prod smothered by the stopper. Used his body well to win a free kick and pressed the Seasiders' defensive well in a display full of running until Al-Hamadi took his place midway through the second half. . Photo: David Horn
12. Jake Richards (SUB): 6.5
Such a smooth operator on the ball, as he thankfully appears over the injury that had stunted his impact since a summer move from Exeter City. Replaced Bramall early in the second period due to the winger's ankle injury and moved centrally, teeing up Clark for an early shot. Not afraid to have an attempt of his own as well, one effort deflecting into the path of Wells who was denied by the keeper. Once Clark did break the deadlock, then most of his efforts were concentrated on out of possession work to try and prevent Blackpool from getting forward and pumping possession into the box for an equaliser. Photo: David Horn