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.
13. Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu (SUB): 6.5
His introduction had already been requested by the Hatters fans when Town were awarded a penalty in the first half, but sadly he wasn't on at this point, so Morris tucked it away. Roared on when entering the fray, with every tackle cheered, while a late free kick saw the chants go up again, only for Woodrow to take it instead, meaning the midfielder wasn't able to bring the curtain down on his first ever Premier League season by netting the goal he and every single Luton supporter desperately wanted. Photo: Liam Smith
14. James Shea (SUB): 7.5
In a season of memorable moments for the Hatters, his introduction with 15 minutes to go was right up there, deservedly earning a standing ovation from the home supporters in recognition of all he has given to the club over his seven years. Clearly still got it as well, leaping to his left to turn Cairney's dipping drive over the top for one of the biggest cheers of the afternoon. Now has a Premier League appearance to his name and no-one can ever take that away from him. Photo: Liam Smith
15. Cauley Woodrow (SUB): 6.5
Forward was part of a late triple sub brought on by Edwards as Luton tried to mount what was an unlikely comeback at 4-2 down. Went closer than most as his free kick on the edge of the box forced Leno into a sprawling save. Photo: Liam Smith
16. Andros Townsend (SUB): 6
Like Woodrow, he took up an advanced position as the Hatters attempted to get the last goal of the game, but they couldn't quite manage it on this occasion. Will join his team-mates in the Championship next season, although Luton drop down with their heads held high. Photo: Liam Smith