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.
9. Jake Richards: 6.5
Earned his chance from the start on this occasion, but didn't make the most of the possession he had, as a much-changed Luton didn't ever enjoy the kind of attacking thrust they would have wanted. Neat and tidy, while he put himself about too, as he did get away once in the closing stages to flash a low cross through the six-yard box, only to see a sliding Cole just fail to connect with it. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
10. Callum Marshall: 6.5
Good to get some more minutes in his legs after he was on the bench against Huddersfield in midweek, but despite putting himself about, often chasing right back deep into his own half, didn’t really get much service in the first half. Took up some good positions, but the ball didn't make it to him, particularly from one break in the first period that saw Mendel frustratingly fail to pick him out in the centre. After the interval, he got the ball out of his feet well and found Lawrence, as he got through just over an hour before heading off with Cole on as his replacement. Photo: David Horn
11. Kasey Palmer (SUB): 7
On at the break and as always, his introduction led to some excitement from the sparse crowd in attendance when he was in possession and looking to attack, especially as Town were going through the motions somewhat at the end of their punishing schedule. One excellent feint and pass to Marshall set up a chance for Lawrence, while he was always keen to unleash a stepover, as his own cross-shot flashed narrowly wide. No international duty for the midfielder now, so he can have a deserved break to recharge and go again later this month. Photo: Duncan Jack
12. Christian Chigozie (SUB): 7
Young centre half was recalled from his time at National South side Hemel Hempstead Town and put straight into the squad to cover a back-line that is now missing both Naismith and Odoffin to injury. On at the break for Andersen as he made his FA Cup debut, looking calm and confident when on the ball, as he also competed well to win his headers, as he appears that bit more battle-hardened now from his stint away with the Tudors. Should get more exposure when the Jersey Mike's Trophy rolls around in just over a week. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons