Luton picked up their first home win of the Premier League season on Saturday when beating Crystal Palace 2-1 at Kenilworth Road.
The Hatters led through Teden Mengi’s 72nd minute strike, before seeing Eagles winger Michael Olise equalise within a matter of seconds.
Substitute Jacob Brown then slid home Chiedozie Ogbene’s cross to win it in the closing stages and to find out how the Town players rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Andros Townsend: 7
Made some good breaks on the right when possible, looking to create an opening for the Hatters, trying some adventurous crosses from deep that the Eagles defence were able to deal with. As he always does, got through plenty of running on the day, often leading Town's efforts to press the visitors' back-line, giving his all for the hour he was out there. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Chiedozie Ogbene: 8
Hadn’t been expected to start after missing international duty with Ireland but gave all Luton fans a huge boost when he was named on the teamsheet. With Palace doubling up on him, he was well marshalled during the first half, but as the game opened up, he was able to get at Ward with more regularity after the break. Dropped to wingback in the closing stages and that was where his moment arrived, delivering a terrific searching cross that saw Brown slide in to grab the winner. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Carlton Morris: 7
Ploughed a lone furrow for the Hatters once more upfront as it was a slightly thankless task in the first half up against a centre half pairing of Andersen and Guehi, with Palace enjoying far more of the possession. Still challenged them aerially and managed to get in the thick of it from a corner which led to Mengi opening the scoring. Replaced by Adebayo for the final 15 minutes. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Jordan Clark (SUB): 7
Great to see him back on home soil again for the first time this season as he clattered into ex-Watford midfielder Hughes to get an early booking for his troubles. One of many to defend with his heart on his sleeve late on and ensure Luton had the first home win they craved. Photo: Liam Smith