Luton picked up the victory they needed to secure a Championship play-off place by beating Reading 1-0 on Saturday.
Forward Harry Cornick netted the only goal of the game on the stroke of half time, with a moment of real ingenuity, stealing the ball from visiting goalkeeper Orjan Nyland’s toes and then sidefooting into the empty net.
To find out how the hosts rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Henri Lansbury: 7.5
Passing accuracy was excellent as is expected from the classy midfielder. It’s his battling qualities that have really impressed this term though and showcased those once more, getting stuck in to win the ball back from his Reading counterparts. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Cameron Jerome: 8
Should really have settled any nerves inside 60 seconds, sent clean through only to shoot straight at Nyland. Always a threat in the air though, and brought his team-mates into the game well, also denied by the woodwork in what was a fine shift from the striker. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Harry Cornick: 7.5
His quick thinking will live long in the memory for the fans inside Kenilworth Road, hiding behind Nyland and then stealing the ball off his toes before slotting home an impish 13th of the season. Another who gave everything on the day. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Admiral Muskwe (SUB): 6.5
Tried to barrel his way through a few Reading defenders and keep Town attacking but with Luton happy with what they had and results elsewhere going their way, his impact was fairly limited. Photo: Liam Smith