Luton eased into the FA Cup second round with a 2-0 success over National League opponents Forest Green Rover on Saturday.
Emilio Lawrence and Jordan Clark were on target as to find out how the Hatters rated on the afternoon, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 6.5
Recalled to the side for the first time since the Stevenage defeat as Wilshere had confirmed would be the case in his pre-match press conference, earning a morale-boosting second clean sheet of the campaign. Won't be the hardest one he will ever keep, as although Rovers had an impressive 17 shots, only a couple that were deflected caused him any moments of panic, with just two requiring saving, moving his feet well to gather from Clarke in the first half and then a tame one dribbling through near the end. Kicking wasn’t the best, finding two with successive clearances in the second period, but should get another go next Tuesday in the Trophy. Photo: David Horn
2. Harrison Ashby: 6.5
First FA Cup outing in 18 months, as now over his groin issue, the full back was back in the starting line-up for the first time since the Trophy trip to Colchester United over a month ago. Looked like he was pacing himself at times, as, in a new-look right hand side with Mendel, never quite went for the jugular on the right hand, doing just what it was that excited Town fans during his first few outings. Defended his back post well enough when the ball came into the box and getting through his first 90 minutes in two months will be a big boost for the Hatters when the league action resumes at Burton. Photo: Duncan Jack
3. Joe Johnson: 6.5
In the side for the second successive weekend after starting at Peterborough, as he took over from the injured Naismith as left back. Was fairly effective as well, as Rovers always looked to attack on the flanks when possible, standing up well to the threats that came his way. Didn't have too many opportunities to move inside in the manner he has done in the past as the visitors enjoyed more possession, but part of a defence that has now kept a second clean sheet in two games. Photo: David Horn
4. Mads Andersen: 7
One of four players tasked with going again despite missing just a handful of minutes in Luton's latest slog of matches. Applied himself impressively in the centre of defence alongside Johnston, as their pairing continued to look the part as Town's centre half pairing, also making some good forays upfield too, coupled with some ambitious passing. Just the first half for the Dane on this occasion, as in what was clearly a pre-planned switch, made way for Chigozie at the break. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons