Luton fell to a disappointing 3-1 defeat at home to fellow relegation rivals Sheffield United on Saturday.
The Hatters trailed 2-0 at the break, Cameron Archer racing through to score and James McAtee netting from the penalty spot.
Carlton Morris pulled one back from 12 yards early in the second period, only for Vini Souza to add a third with 18 minutes left to seal victory and to find out how the Town players rated on the afternoon, see below.
5. Amari Bell (STAR MAN): 7 -
Was one of the rare bright spots for the Hatters on the day as he defended well, easily coming top of the tackle count for Luton with seven to his name. Cleared the danger well and intercepted a number of attacks too, as he tried to get things going when breaking forward from his centre half role, but United had enough back to deal with his threat. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Alfie Doughty: 6
A rare day where not much came off for the wingback who had the second most touches for the Hatters, but despite making nine key passes, was never quite at his creative best. Corners were often straight at the first man or cleared away, bar one that Osho headed wide and another seeing Luton win a controversial penalty from. Still took up some good positions, but an overhit delivery from Chong's brilliant pass when Town were 2-1 down summed up his afternoon as did his face when he was substituted late on. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Sambi Lokonga: 7
Kept things neat and tidy in the midfield areas, showing good pace to get back and make a terrific sliding intervention to regain possession before getting Luton going once more. Didn't waste many of his passes as he used the ball well throughout the afternoon, but like the rest of his team-mates, couldn't quite find a way to penetrate the dogged Blades back-line who were able to keep Town in front of them for most of the game. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Ross Barkley: 6.5
With Sheffield United sitting off the Hatters, he saw lots of the ball in the midfield areas and just outside the penalty area, always probing and looking for a way through, but with Luton dominating possession, he almost had too much time on his hands to try and pick a way through the visitors' massed numbers. Found himself swarmed when the Blades were able to press him and lost out on the odd occasion, one such incident leading to the third goal as he couldn't quite back to challenge Souza. Photo: Liam Smith