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.
9. Lamine Fanne: 6.5
After Tuesday night’s heroics against Huddersfield, hopes were that he could produce something similar once more with Bolton in town, but spent most of his time in the first period having to chase the ball as the Trotters were dominant. Did have one sight of goal in the opening 45 minutes, having been found by Saville inside the area, appearing reluctant to use his left foot, and by the time he switched it on to his right, he was tackled. Couldn't quite latch on to Brown's header back either, while he was kept fairly quiet in the second half as well, taken off in the closing stages just before the Hatters found a deserved leveller. Photo: David Horn
10. Jacob Brown: 6
First league start since March for the Hatters as he went into a wide right position to try and get up in support of Yates. Although not being in his preferred role, he did well to win a header at the back post, but didn't see any of his team-mates gamble to get their shot off. Picked up a corner from Walsh, but needed to put a bit less on his cross for Yates who had a tap in as it crashed into the striker and flew over. Fouled by Simons for the first of the midfielder's two bookings, lasting a good hour and thankfully is showing no kind of reaction to his injury lay-off. Photo: David Horn
11. Jerry Yates: 5
After scoring against Huddersfield, the striker had spoken of how his goals might arrive like London buses now, but sadly there appeared to be a drivers strike on this occasion as it wasn’t quite the case. Showed some good footwork inside the area and should have had a penalty when fouled by Johnston, only for the referee to give nothing, before unfortunately diverted Brown's cross over from a yard out with his knee. After the break, had one opening, but didn’t fully commit to his effort under pressure when picked out by Kodua, although did cause some problems from Morris’s cross that led to the equaliser. Photo: David Horn
12. Gideon Kodua (SUB) 8
Instantly upped Luton’s attacking threats from the moment he came on just after the hour mark, as he looked to drive at the visitors’ defence, finding Yates for a shot that went straight through to the keeper. Was involved in the incident that saw Simons pick up his second yellow, as he was fouled by the midfielder as the two went in for a loose ball. Had a snapshot saved by Sharman-Lowe, but then impressively kept his cool in the box late on when the ball dropped to him and fired home the equaliser for his fourth of the season, all coming from the bench now. Photo: David Horn