Luton slumped to yet another disappointing defeat on Friday night as they lost 2-1 to QPR at Kenilworth Road.
The Hatters had led 1-0 thanks to Jimmy Dunne’s own goal on 18 minutes, only to concede twice in quick succession after the break, Nicholas Madsen and Michael Frey on target. To find out how the Town players rated on the evening, see below.
5. Amari'i Bell: 6
Was part of a Town defence who appeared to have settled things down after Rangers looked dangerous in the opening 10 minutes, as once they took the lead, the threats on Kaminski's goal were kept to a minimum until the hour mark. Once the R's levelled, it was a different game, Luton looking increasingly nervy and not picking up their men, the Jamaican international caught out of position for the second goal, sucked into the middle and leaving Frey completely unmarked to crash in his volley. Photo: David Horn
6. Alfie Doughty: 7
A real avenue of promising moments for Luton as he got up and down the left flank all night, his partnership with Chong looking like it could create an opportunity whenever they got it right. Sent over 13 crosses in total, one which was just too strong for Adebayo to convert, another at the death almost leading to a stoppage time equaliser. Booked when hauling back his man, and with his team-mates out of position, couldn't deal with three Rangers players as Frey was left unmarked to hammer home what turned out to be the winner. Photo: David Horn
7. Shandon Baptiste: 6.5
Did plenty of good things in attacking sense as his cross was met by McGuinness for Town to take the lead, the defender's header initially saved but rebounding over the line. Saw a volley deflected over top after the break, before displaying great vision and weight of pass to send Adebayo clean through, only for the striker to waste the golden opportunity. Unable to quite provide the screen in front of the defence that Luton are lacking, as Rangers hit back with two goals in three minutes to win it. Photo: David Horn
8. Jordan Clark: 6
Got around the pitch well but yet again, as he looked to have a crack whenever the chance arose in the first half, one attempt deflected away and then another that was too close to Nardi. Final ball was an issue though, one cross when in acres of space and with Luton were leading, flying straight over the bar to groans from the Kenilworth Road crowd, as it's just not quite clicking for the Hatters in the final third. When Rangers equalised, they were able to win the midfield battle to quickly score again, holding on when Town finally got their act together in injury time. Photo: David Horn