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.
9. Jordan Clark: 4.5
Played slightly further forward than he has done recently as with Saville and Palmer behind him, was given license to get up and support the attacks, going into the more central number 10 role behind Wells. Never really looked like getting into double figures for the campaign himself though, one attempt from outside the box on his left foot that was wayward. With Town ahead, the the second half display left a lot to be desired, Luton barely featured as an attacking force, beginning to drop deeper and deeper in trying to protect their slim advantage, as they ultimately came a cropper. Might have snatched an even later winner, but Albion's defence, unlike the Hatters', stood firm. Photo: David Horn
10. Gideon Kodua: 4.5
Top scorer was brought back into the side after being surprisingly left out against Wigan in midweek as he moved to the left flank, but saw his opportunities to feature as an attacking force seriously limited, credited with one shot on target against the Brewers, sliding in to get the tiniest connection with Saville's incisive pass. It was more of the same after the break for the Hatters though as they didn't often get out of their own half and when they did, the support wasn't there for the forward players, as they couldn't manage a single attempt of note. Replaced in the 86th minute as Luton made it clear they were looking to cling on to their lead, which they sadly couldn't. Photo: David Horn
11. Nahki Wells: 6
Forward was another who came back into the side as he raced through the middle of the Burton defence to go clean through, and having missed plenty of one-on-one situations this term, kept his composure on this occasion to beat Collins and find the net for his fifth of the campaign. Raced away again afterwards to get on to Naismith's clearance just before the break, and was cleaned out by the keeper, which laughably was given as a foul against him. Didn't get anything from referee Stockbridge when he was held back by Sibbick too, as he had nothing to work with from there, Town lacking the gumption to go forward and try to get second. Off for Cole with 20 minutes left. Photo: David Horn
12. Davy van den Berg (SUB): 4
Came on at half time to replace Palmer, but didn't ever stamp his authority on the contest as he was very much on the periphery of proceedings for the second 45 minutes, never able to get on the ball as much as Wilshere would have wanted and do anything in terms of an attacking sense. Had to do far better for the equaliser in stoppage time too as miscommunication with Johnson saw his rash attempt to clear go horribly wrong, and then failed to do enough to stop the cross coming in that let Burton grab a last-gasp point. Photo: David Horn