Luton hit back from their terrible outing at Lincoln City last weekend to defeat Doncaster Rovers 1-0 at Kenilworth Road on Saturday.
The Hatters scored what turned out to be the winner on 40 minutes through Kal Naismith’s close range header, and to find out how the Town players rated on the afternoon, see below.
13. Joe Gbode (SUB): 8
Replaced Wells with 15 minutes or so to go plus stoppage time and gave Town exactly the kind of energy and physical presence they required during the latter stages of the contest with a hugely impressive late cameo. Showed both his pace and strength as he managed to win four aerial challenges and ensure the ball stuck in the final third which allowed the Hatters to see out final stages of the game with a far greater ease than they might have. Carried on after a painful collision with the advertising hoardings too as Luton supporters certainly liked what they saw. Photo: David Horn
14. Marvelous Nakamba (SUB): 7
Still a hugely popular member of Luton's squad as he earned a great reception when coming on for his first outing of the season to replace Fanne as Town began looking to manage the game in the final stages and hold on to what was a precious three points. Calm in possession, he didn't waste a pass while on the field and showed once more that he can pick up the right positions to block off the opposition attacks. Photo: David Horn
15. Cohen Bramall (SUB): 7
Had been a contender to start with Luton switching up defensively and moving to a four at the back, but illness in the week robbed him of that chance. Came through a fitness test to earn a place on the bench, as although he appeared to struggle at times with a lack of energy, did his bit in ensuring the Hatters got back to winning ways. Photo: David Horn
16. Jake Richards (SUB): N/A
First outing in the league since his summer move from Exeter City as the talented youngster came on for the final few minutes. Able to get on the ball briefly, as he looked to drive Town up the pitch, covering the ground well to aid Town in their bid for a confidence-boosting clean sheet and three points. Photo: David Horn