The Hatters fell behind to Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s penalty midway through the first half, before quickly equalising thanks to Elijah Adebayo’s 10th goal of the season. Despite plenty of late pressure, the hosts couldn’t force a winner and to find out how Town’s players rated, see below.
5. Gabe Osho: 8
Was always going to take some time to get back up to speed with the Premier League after his absence with a knee injury, but looked to be back on it again once more as Town gave a far more solid showing than their efforts against Brentford a fortnight ago. Won his headers impressively and used the ball well to get Luton on the front foot, taking up some good positions to be able to advance into opposition territory. Another who was happy to try his luck when the opportunity arose, unable to quite find the target. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Alfie Doughty: 8.5
His threat on the left hand side was constant throughout the course of the evening as any signs of fatigue he might have been feeling in recent weeks were put to one side, the wingback able to get up and down the flank with real purpose. Overlapped well in the first half, unleashing one ambitious volley that was easy for Pickford, while located his team-mates well after the break, both Mengi and Barkley heading his crosses over the top. Set-pieces always looked threatening, Town just unable to make the most of them. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Sambi Lokonga: 8
Another who you can't help but think what might have been had he not suffered that injury against Liverpool which forced him to miss a number of games, his absence keenly felt by the Hatters. Arsenal loanee oozed class, as he so often does, throughout the contest, never afraid to get stuck in either, winning his fair share of tackles, with four in total. Kept the ball moving well, his lofted ball into the area perfect for Adebayo to easily outmuscle Young and bring Town back on level terms. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Ross Barkley: 8
Up against his former club he wasn’t quite able to dominate the occasion as much as he would have liked in what was an even opening 45 minutes. With Town on the front foot after the break, the midfielder started to set off on some of his powerful surges, usually when heavily marked, showing great skill and strength to shrug off his markers and get the Hatters going. Went close with a superb half volley that unfortunately curved too close to Pickford and also put a decent headed opportunity over the top as well. Photo: Liam Smith