Luton picked up a decent point when drawing 1-1 against Bolton Wanderers at Kenilworth Road on Saturday.
The Hatters were trailing to Aaron Morley’s own goal, before Gideon Kodua came off the bench to score a late leveller, on target with seven minutes remaining. To find out how the Town players rated, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 7.5
No real chance when Morley was left unmarked to turn and clinically shoot past him early in the first half as he wasn’t able to add to his eight clean sheets this term. With Bolton looking to counter using their pace against Town’s defence, he rushed out of his area well on plenty of occasions, thankfully taking a no-nonsense approach as well, hammering the ball away and allowing his side to reset. After the break, saw Cozier-Duberry head wide from a matter of yards but from then on, he was a fairly peripheral figure as most of the play was in the Trotters' half. Photo: David Horn
2. Hakeem Odoffin: 8
His passion and desire has already been labelled as 'infectious' by Wilshere and that was the case once more on Saturday, as he is such a bundle of energy on the right hand side. Doesn't let himself get affected when the odd error creeps in as he managed to make an impressive five tackles, plus four interceptions, while he gives Luton so much presence aerially too, winning six headers. Also attacked the back post when he could, one effort that was simple for the keeper, but made some key passes and after such a period out with injury, completed back-to-back 90 minutes in the space of a few days which will be a real boost to him and the Hatters. Photo: Jasper Wax
3. Teden Mengi: 7.5
Will be disappointed with the opening goal as despite being level with Morley, he then lost the Trotters midfielder when the cross came into Town's box, unable to put a challenge in as he fired Bolton in front. Did manage to keep the visitors attackers fairly quiet after that, as although they had plenty of the ball, there weren't too many opportunities offered up. With Luton having more of the ball after the break, he did pick out some excellent passes to his attackers, quickly upping the urgency when the crowd demanded it after the visitors went down to 10 men for the final 20 minutes. Could have drawn Luton level when the ball dropped to him, only to fire a decent opportunity into the stands. Photo: David Horn
4. Nigel Lonwijk: 8
Continues to show that the centre of Town’s back three is his position as he got stuck in to win some impressive tackles, also clearing his lines when needed too. Quickly put one iffy pass during the first half behind him, as he was switched on during the second period, demonstrating some excellent pace and positioning to get back and prevent Cozier-Duberry from making it 2-0 when he was destined to pull the trigger. Booked in the aftermath and was unlucky to be substituted in the closing stages, but it allowed Luton to get more attackers on the pitch and grab a point. Photo: David Horn