Luton brought the curtain down on their Premier League season with a 4-2 home defeat against Fulham yesterday.
Carlton Morris scored his 11th of the campaign, while Alfie Doughty was also on target, but Raul Jimenez’s double, plus goals from Adama and Harry Wilson saw the Cottagers triumph. To find out how the Hatters rated on the afternoon, see below.
5. Gabe Osho: 6.5
Became the senior member of an untested back-line at this level when Mengi went off, as he played centrally in between Johnson and Hashioka, using his pace and strength well to win some good one v one battles. Town had been looking fairly solid until just before the break when they conceded twice in five minutes, Fulham adding two more in the second period. Looked to impact at the other end, hammering one shot into the scoreboard and almost turning in when Woodrow's free kick was parried late on, the ball just evading him. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Alfie Doughty: 7.5
A real threat on the left hand side for Luton all game, as when picked out by his team-mates, he more often than not displayed some excellent chest control, and was able to look up and deliver into the box. Found Hashioka for his chance inside the first half and then with Luton 3-1 down, gave them hope with a free kick that deceived Leno and found the back of the net for his second of the campaign. One of a number linked with a move away this summer, but Edwards will want to keep hold of his creative wingback. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Sambi Lokonga: 6.5
Although Fulham had the better of the exchanges in the middle of the park, the Belgian international was neat and tidy when Town were able to get the ball in the first half and try to build some momentum. Wasn't quite able to get the better of his Cottagers opponents on this occasion, but the on-loan Arsenal midfielder has certainly been a huge hit with Town fans who let him know they definitely want him to be back next term. A case of wait and see as surely his future lies in the top flight. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Jordan Clark: 6.5
Discovered some good pockets of space inside the Cottagers area but just when he was shaping to shoot, found himself closed down in a flash by the visiting defence, one athletic volley having a chance before it rebounded wide off an opponent. Might have had an assist, but was flagged offside when collecting the rebound to tee up Chong once Ogbene's shot had been parried and unfortunately VAR agreed. Can be proud of his efforts during what was his first ever taste of life in the Premier League. Photo: Liam Smith