Luton continued their superb start to the season with a fourth win in all competitions, defeating Derby County 2-1 in the Championship on Saturday. Luke Berry's first half goal set them on their way, with substitute Jordan Clark coming off the bench to score a late winner. To find out how the hosts rated on the afternoon, see below.
13. Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu: (SUB): 7
A huge cheer once more when the popular midfielder was brought on as he has been starved of game time in recent weeks and months. Got involved in things straight away as the Hatters looked to get something from the game, which they did thanks to his brilliantly struck volley from just outside the with a minute to go to make it 1-1. Unfortunately it will only count as an assist due to team-mate Holmes getting a final touch that he knew very little, if anything, about. Photo: David Horn
14. Zack Nelson (SUB): 6.5
Tough ask for the youngster to come on in what was an increasingly uneasy Kenilworth Road atmosphere and show the kind of character needed to help turn things around, but did just that. Got involved by winning the ball back and also showed a calm head when in possession as he kept things ticking over, allowing Luton to gain the territory they needed for their late, late heroics. Photo: David Horn
15. Joe Johnson (SUB): 6.5
Youngster continues to gain further senior experience by coming on for the final five minutes plus stoppage time, as Town switched formations to try and glean something from the contest. Was able to keep hold of the ball, not wasting a pass as Luton didn't concede any major chances to the Rams following his introduction, going on to create two of their own to win it. Photo: David Rogers
16. Joe Taylor (SUB): 6.5
Striker was on as part of a final throw of the dice from Edwards as he used his pace well to start an attack that saw him win the free kick that Luton eventually levelled from. Extra presence inside the area unsettled the visitors in those closing stages as the Hatters were able to not just draw level, but pick up a vitally important triumph. Photo: David Horn