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.
5. Kal Naismith: 7
Skipper had the task of going up against one of the best players in the division in Cozier‑Duberry, and did a good job on the on-loan Brighton attacker in the first half as he barely threatened. Did lose his man just after the break but thankfully he put a flying header wide from close range and then saw Lonwijk slide in to stop him getting a shot off as well. With Luton dominating possession during the second period, he linked well with Bramall to get the winger on the ball as much as possible and went on a good run himself late on, eventually having a crack on his right foot, which was blocked away. Photo: David Horn
6. Cohen Bramall (STAR MAN): 8.5
Like the rest of the Town forward players, couldn't get into the game that much during the opening stages as Bolton had the better of things. Did manage to become more of a presence after that though, using his pace on the left hand side to help Town start to come back into it. After the break he was terrific, really taking it on himself to get on the ball as much as possible and be the one who was going to find a way back into the game. Won plenty of corners as he sent in cross after cross, although his team-mates didn't quite ever make the most of them. Also happy to have a crack from range as well, the Trotters putting their bodies on the line to prevent them getting through to Sharman-Lowe. Photo: David Horn
7. George Saville: 6.5
Another who had to dig in and try to win the ball back against Town’s opponents in the early stages, but found it tough as Bolton were able to pass it around the Hatters with ease, as had all the hallmarks of a long afternoon. Once Luton demonstrated the belief that Wilshere was calling for and started to get amongst it, he became more involved, showing some real doggedness to get into the box despite being clattered, setting up a chance for Fanne, also teeing up Walsh as well. After the break, he tried to move the ball out to the Hatters' wide players whenever possible as it became clear that's where the best chance of an equaliser was going to come from. Photo: David Horn
8. Liam Walsh: 8
Impressed in the hub of the midfield as he always made himself available to his team-mates, looking to get on the ball and trying to spread things around, with some incisive passes. Did well to make an important block early on, but at the other end, was eager to shoot when the opportunity arose, slicing one over on his left foot from inside the box and then seeing another attempt deflected narrowly wide in the first half. Numerous corners and free kicks were well delivered, but also well defended by the Trotters, as he completed a third full 90 in the space of a week to further showcase his improved fitness and durability. Photo: David Horn