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.
9. Jordan Clark: 5.5
Third start in a row for the midfielder, but wasn't able to really get into proceedings, fairly innocuous at times as Luton's attack never really threatened to repeat the feat of scoring four times in each of their previous two games. Put himself about when closing down the United players, but replaced by Chong once Morris had tucked his penalty away shortlt after half time. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Carlton Morris: 6.5
Dropped deep at times in the first half to try and get things going as Luton looked to open the scoring, but not too much came off as United were able to halt his process, picking up a booking for a grab on Hamer's shirt. Kept his head well to score from the spot for a second week in a row and maintain his 100 percent record this season, while saw a curler from outside the box palmed away by Foderingham in a rare shot on target for the Hatters as they didn't test the visiting keeper as they would have wanted. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Elijah Adebayo: 6.5
Had gone into the game with supreme confidence after scoring four in two matches, with some unerring finishes, but the Blades were ready for it and prevented him from getting any real service or sights of goal. Fizzed one cross-shot wide in the first half, but jumped well after the break as his header hit the arm of Souza for a highly debatable penalty that gave Town hope of a comeback. That eventually evaporated after his close range swivel and toepoke was well smothered by Foderingham. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Tahith Chong (SUB): 7
Came on with Luton having just given themselves a lifeline from the penalty spot and looked busy and full of intent in a lively outing to try and force an equaliser. Linked with Doughty, one terrific pass splitting the Blades defence and leading to a wonderful crossing chance that unfortunately went astray. Wicked curling shot only just missed the bottom corner as having not featured much recently, did his opportunities of a recall no harm at all with this display. Photo: Liam Smith