Luton conceded a stoppage time equaliser as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Burton Albion on Saturday.
The Hatters had led through Nahki Wells’ goal after 13 minutes, but couldn’t double their advantage, as Fabio Tavares netted at the death to steal a point. To find out how Town’s players rated on the afternoon, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 6
Was scrambling across his goal early on when Burton got away on the right, but thankfully the cross was just beyond an unmarked Shade at the back post. Looked like he might have been called into action more regularly as Town's defence didn't always pick up their opponents when they occasionally ventured forward, but it wasn't really the case, as after the break, Evans, Lofthouse and Adom all put opportunities wide, the latter with the best of them into the side-netting. Punched clear well from one delivery and must have thought he was destined to earn another clean sheet only for the Brewers to score with their only attempt on target, Tavares nodding home in stoppage time. Photo: David Horn
2. Izzy Jones: 6
Having been talked up by Wilshere as his first choice right back a while ago, finally got his opportunity in the position when the Brewers were in town, replacing Nigel Lonwijk. Took a while to settle, as he ventured over to the left now and again, which left space for Burton to attack in his absence, but fortunately they couldn't quite take advantage. Lived up to the manager's billing as a good one v one defender, with five tackles, winning well over half of his ground duels, also well placed to cut out some of Burton's late attacks as searched for an equaliser. Switched off at the wrong moment in stoppage time though which allowed Tavares to get the run on him at the back post and make it 1-1. Photo: David Horn
3. Joe Johnson (STAR MAN): 6.5
Back in the side having missed out against Wigan in midweek and it was his bravery that saw him move into midfield and collect the ball to send a brilliant defence-splitting pass through the Burton back-line for Wells to get away and score. Was pretty solid throughout defensively, also barged over for a free kick at the other end which led to a shooting opportunity. Positioned himself well afterwards to make some good interventions, also winning his headers, as he didn't lose many battles throughout the contest. Needed to take charge late on when van den Berg tried and failed to clear that frustratingly led to the Brewers snatch a stoppage time point and spoil his 20th birthday. Photo: David Horn
4. Mads Andersen: 5.5
Part of a new-look centre half partnership with Naismith as Mengi dropped to the bench to take on the struggling Brewers and came under fire very early on when Luton looked to play out from the back as the fans made their frustrations known inside just two minutes. Was decent enough at the back as he made a large number of defensive contributions, top of the interception charts, taking up some good areas to cut out the sporadic Burton attacks that came their way. Not quite as dominant in the air this time when facing Beesley, while his longer passing went astray on occasion as well, with the Hatters often not able to find their team-mates. Photo: David Horn