Luton were beaten 2-1 in their last 16 Vertu Trophy clash against Swindon Town at Kenilworth Road on Tuesday night.
The Hatters had led through Jerry Yates’ penalty, only to see goals from Will Wright and Filozofe Mabete send the visitors through. To find out how Town’s players rated on the evening, see below.
9. Shayden Morris (STAR MAN): 7
After impressing when brought on at half time against Stevenage on Saturday, he carried the attack for Luton on the right hand side as he almost connected with Lawrence's cross, not quite getting to another delivery with his head, also unafraid to use his left foot and have an attempt from 20 yards that was touched over the bar by Ward. Explosive pace shone through in the first half when he picked up a loose ball just outside his area and sped away, eventually brought down for a booking. Always a menace after the break too, as he was fouled in a dangerous position, going on to complete his first 90 minutes since May of last year, a huge plus for the winger. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
10. Emilio Lawrence: 7
Attacker kept his place following an immediate debut at the weekend in a bid to try and up his experience of senior football with the Hatters and showed signs of just why Wilshere was so keen to sign him early on, spinning 360 degrees to get into the box and win Luton yet another penalty. Looked a real threat on the left hand side when Town dominated possession, sprung free on the flank to demonstrate his pace, speeding away from his man, demonstrating a decent end product as well, Morris prodding one of his deliveries wide. Got forward again to shoot low at the keeper, before replaced just after the hour, but the further exposure will have no doubt boosted him. Photo: David Horn
11. Jerry Yates: 6.5
Striker bagged his seventh goal of the season and fourth in the competition as he saw his penalty only just get through the legs of Ward and cross the line. Work-rate and build-up play was impressive on the evening, involved in some positive moves during the first period, one neat lay-off seeing Lawrence end up shooting at the keeper, while he also sent Morris away on the right hand side too. Tried to play on the shoulder of the Robins' defence, as after the break, he was well marshalled, but almost had a late equaliser, denied from reaching Archer's cross by an excellent last ditch challenge. Photo: Jasper Wax
12. Ethon Archer (SUB): 7
Back from his loan spell at Cheltenham, the attacker came on after the match continued due to the Drinan incident and was a real livewire from the very second he entered the field. Taking the place of Lawrence on the left, he looked to get on the ball immediately, sprinting at his markers and almost picked out Yates only for a defender to repel his dangerous low delivery. Kept going as he put another good cross into the box, while fired in a low shot that was gathered by Ward as cameo certainly excited the Kenilworth Road faithful. Photo: David Horn