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.
9. Tahith Chong: 7.5
Completed what has been an extremely impressive second half of the season with another fine display in the sun at Kenilworth Road. Often the one who picked up a loose ball in midfield and charged at the Fulham defence to get the home fans out of their seats in his bid to create something. Thought he had opened the scoring only to see the linesman's flag raised and VAR agree, while after the break, he might have found the net but for some desperate blocks. Will be a huge threat in the Championship if he continues in this vein of form. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Carlton Morris: 7
After a quiet opening from the hosts, he spun well to take Hashioka's cross down but just couldn't beat the outstretched arm of Leno. Pulled the trigger from 20 yards to see another attempt flash wide, but did get the better of the German in first half stoppage time, confidently sending him the wrong way from the penalty spot to keep his 100 percent record up. That made it 11 for his maiden season in the top flight, finishing as the club's top scorer as he will now look to lead the line and ensure Luton return at the first time of asking. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Elijah Adebayo: 7
Up against the club where it all started for him and up against the imposing Ream, he looked to try and press the Cottagers back-line, which was a tough job as the visitors were happy to confidently build from the back. His one real opportunity and ending the season with a goal came in the first half, seeing a low shot blocked away by the legs of Leno after he had escaped his markers. Another who Luton missed so much when injured and Town fans will be eager to see him remain next term. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Joe Johnson (SUB): 7
Had been planned that he would get a run-out in the final game, but the defender wouldn't have expected to come on so early on, replacing the injured Mengi after just 17 minutes of the contest. Didn't appear fazed by such an introduction though as in only his second Premier League outing, was more than happy to receive the ball and confident enough to beat the press as well. Appears to have an exceptionally bright future that is hopefully at Kenilworth Road. Photo: Liam Smith