Luton left it late to pick up a massive three points following a dramatic last-gasp win over Coventry City on Saturday.
Shandon Baptiste’s goal in the 90th minute was enough for Town to triumph 1-0 as they now have their future in their own hands when heading to West Bromwich Albion in the last game of the season next weekend. To find out how the Hatters rated on the day, see below.
9. Amari'i Bell: 7.5
Got up the left flank impressively during the first half as Coventry at times almost forgot they were at a man disadvantage, leaving Luton with numbers over on his side, as after one shot that didn't end up where he wanted, was able to send in an inch-perfect cross for Morris to glance narrowly wide. The recipient of some wonderful passes from Walsh, he was always in the game, wiped out by Binks just before the break, before trying and failing to open the scoring with an ambitious half volley. Off late on for the man of the moment Baptiste. Photo: David Horn
10. Milli Alli 7.5
Involved in the game’s biggest moment early on when he timed his run perfectly to race on to Aasgaard's ball over the top and have his heels clipped just as he was looking to break into the area, which led to Sky Blues defender Dasilva shown red by referee Langford. Was fairly well marshalled after that as Town couldn't repeat the same move, although did find some space to drag a shot wide. Came close to opening the scoring after the interval, his attempt deflecting on to the post, while another good burst saw him eventually crowded out as he went off late on for Chong. Photo: David Horn
11. Carlton Morris: 7.5
Only had one real chance in the first half as he put his glancing header wide from Bell's cross when under pressure from a Coventry defender. After the break, a lovely touch saw him clip the ball through to Fanne, as Collins was out well to save. Important role in the goal, as without him taking up the position he did, Collins and Kitching probably wouldn't have got their communication all wrong and collided, leaving Baptiste and Binks to do the rest. Photo: David Horn
12. Kal Naismith (SUB): 7.5
On at the break for Makosso as with Town dominating the ball, then he was charged with hopefully turning that extra position into a great level of goalscoring opportunity. It was working well until Walsh was sent off and then he was called upon in more defensive areas, standing up well to make a perfectly timed tackle and prevent City escaping in the final third. With the deadlock broken, he kept any late, late threats out, winning some vital clearing headers away. Photo: David Horn