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.
13. Kasey Palmer (SUB): 6.5
Dropped to the bench due to Town's punishing schedule, as part of a triple substitution on the hour mark, he looked to get involved in things immediately, pressing well to win the ball back straight away, leading to a half-chance for the Hatters. After that initial burst, the trio of alterations couldn't quite have the attacking output they would have wanted, with fewer clear-cut opportunities being created in the closing stages. Photo: Duncan Jack
14. Callum Marshall (SUB): 6.5
On for Wells with around an hour played, he would definitely have been hoping to get one of the chances that his fellow striker had, although unfortunately Town weren't able to free him as they had done his team-mate. Almost turned provider on this occasion, sprinting forward to Kodua’s pass on the left flank, but couldn't quite find the run of fellow replacement Gore in the middle. Following on from his midweek corker, those inside Kenilworth Road almost expected him to score a late free kick when Jones won it, only to see the Orient wall do its job. Could well be starting at Stevenage on Thursday now. Photo: David Horn
15. Dan Gore (SUB): 6.5
On-loan Manchester United youngster almost made a real impact shortly after coming on, as a fine move on the left-hand side saw him burst through the middle only for the cross to be just beyond his reach. Able to knit things together in the middle of the pitch, and showed his desire to get stuck in once more, booked for a sliding challenge that took man rather than ball. Photo: Duncan Jack
16. Tudor Mendel (SUB): 6
On-loan Ipswich youngster made his Luton and League One debut when coming on inside the final 10 minutes, replacing Kodua who had a touch of cramp. Didn't have any real moments to showcase his attacking talents, he almost came a cropper when trying to run the ball out from the back only to be dispossessed, but will no doubt hope to have an extended run-out in the near future. Photo: Duncan Jack