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.

5. George Johnson (STAR MAN): 7.5
Went again after a punishing schedule and got through the 90 minutes impressively, as bar one lunging challenge that saw him cautioned, he barely put a foot wrong all afternoon, making some important blocks as Rovers often shot from range. Covered round well when the visitors had a decent attempt that was flying across goal as once more he made sure it was a case of clearing his lines first to make sure the danger was away. An experienced head for Chigozie to play alongside in the second period, as just four goals conceded in the last six matches demonstrates that Town's defence is finally tightening up, with the summer signing a big part of that. Photo: Duncan Jack

6. Dan Gore: 7.5
First start since the Trophy win over Ipswich U21s, the on-loan Manchester United youngster was involved in some really good work in the central midfield areas. With just four minutes gone, his delightful outside of the boot pass sent Lawrence away, as the attacker combined incisively with Clark to open the scoring. Took aim from a free kick which was destined for the top corner until visiting keeper Ross acrobatically turned it over. Was at it again just before the break too, winning play back high up and as the referee waved play on, found Clark to double the score. A good 65 minutes will boost his fitness as he looks to kick on now. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons

7. Jordan Clark: 7.5
Handed the captain's armband with Naismith absent, and despite his heavy workload of late, went again to keep some of the Hatters' spine together. Incisive in and around the box as the skipper played a wonderful first time pass through the visiting defence for Lawrence to tuck home his early opener. Found Mendel for a break afterwards that disappointingly came to nothing, while also alive when Gore won the ball back, doubling Town's lead via a slight deflection, with what was his third goal in a week as he is now closing on double figures for the second successive season. Got through the second half as Luton focused on putting their name in the hat for round two. Photo: Duncan Jack

8. Tudor Mendel: 6
Young Ipswich attacker was making his FA Cup debut as he went once more on the right hand side of Town's attack. After the early goal, Luton then didn't do a great deal in the final third, although he did have a great chance to stretch his legs when found by Clark for what looked like a promising counter, but with Marshall waiting in the middle, he got it all wrong, as his cross ended up in the gloves of the Forest Green goalkeeper. Photo: Duncan Jack

