Luton Town were held to a 1-1 draw by Leyton Orient in their League One clash at Kenilworth Road on Saturday.
The hosts had led through Jamie Donley’s first goal for the club midway through the first period, only to see Jaze Kabia’s equaliser 10 minutes before half time. To find out how the Hatters players rated on the day, see below.
5. George Johnston: 7.5
His raking passes forward on the left flank were a promising outlet for the Hatters early on, sending Wells away early on, as the forward couldn't quite get the touch he wanted, meaning the chance went begging. Did so again for the opening goal, releasing Kodua, who was able to pick out Donley to make it 1-0. Had easily the most touches during the fixture, 112 in total, as he also got forward once himself to put in a cross too. Kept things solid when Orient looked to attack too, winning his individual duels and dominating in the air as well. Unfortunate to get booked when Akhamrich got shirty with him late on, seeing yellow for simply reacting to getting thrown to the floor. Photo: Duncan Jack
6. Izzy Jones: 8
One of three changes from midweek, he started as a left wingback, but then had to move over to the right early on after Ashby was forced off. Instantly looked more at home, taking a good touch and getting into the box, always a good out ball for his midfielders. Might have done better with the goal as both he and Odoffin could have prevented it getting through to Kabia, but his pace did see him cover well when O's looked to break. As the contest progressed, had easily his best game in some while, showing real adventure and confidence to drive forward, taking all opponents on in one fine run, displaying the kind of intent that Town signed him for. More of the same please. Photo: Duncan Jack
7. Liam Walsh: 7
Midfielder got through plenty of tidy work in the first period as the Hatters were able to win plenty of second balls to hem Orient in, with the only disappointment being they couldn't get a second goal to really put their opponents to the sword. Found Jones on the right well when the chance arose, the only disappointing aspect was his set-pieces, in particular his corner delivery, which was too often straight onto a visiting head. Surprisingly taken off midway through the second half for Gore, as Luton's ability to move the ball quickly dropped off during the final moments, Orient able to get back into shape and hold on for a point. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
8. Jake Richards: 6.5
Recalled to the starting XI and moved into the deeper role alongside Walsh, with recent acquisition Gore dropping to the bench, meaning Wilshere is finally getting to use both him and Kodua in the central areas he feels suits them best. Didn't waste too many passes, but didn't quite progress the play as he might have liked to either from his new position. Unleashed one fearsome crack on his left foot in the first period that appeared to be troubling Baxter until cannoning into an opponent, he then didn't quite trust his right foot in the second half when space opened up in front of him. Photo: Duncan Jack