Luton enjoyed a wonderful stoppage time 2-1 victory over Leicester City at Kenilworth Road on Saturday.
The Hatters took the lead through Nahki Wells’ first-time finish, as although Liam Cullen levelled in the 90th minute, Callum Marshall turned home a dramatic winner moments later. To find out how Town’s players rated on the afternoon, see below.
1. James Shea: 8.5
Easily his best game since being recalled to the side in place of Keeley this season, as he showed some smart reflexes to get down sharply and palm Doyle’s low attempt away in the first half. Fingertipped Alves' shot away too and was then happy to see Riis flagged offside when he turned in Doyle's follow-up, the forward behind the goalkeeper, a decision the officials eventually came to. After the break, he demonstrated further impressive reactions to palm away Chaplin’s header away and was desperately unlucky not to get a first clean sheet when beaten by Cullen's brilliant finish. Delight was there for all to see when Marshall won it even later though. Photo: David Horn
2. Izzy Jones: 8.5
Always expected to make a first start since the reverse at Stevenage with Odoffin out, and just carried on his excellent cameo against Barnsley from Tuesday evening. Tigerish tackling display when the visitors attacked down his flank meant he was able to prevent a host of crosses coming in, also overlapping Mendel well at the other end, particularly in the first period, as the Hatters won several corners. Defended his back post and learnt the lessons from midweek, clearing his lines when there was a sniff of danger. Cleaned out by Lundstram for the City skipper's late dismissal, but has certainly staked his claim for a regular place in the Town back-line now. Photo: David Horn
3. Mads Andersen: 8
Might have scored himself when found by Mendel’s cross in the first half, opting to chest into Wells' path, who was denied by an excellent McCarthy stop. Positioned himself on the line when Leicester thought they had scored, which was then chalked off for offside due to Riis being behind Shea. His stats showed how much Leicester had of the ball, restricted to just 33 touches during the 90 minutes, far less than he usually has, and only had to compete for two aerial duels all afternoon. Covered back well to repel the crosses when Leicester did get the ball wide, also stepping in impressively as well, while his accurate long ball forward set up the Hatters' late, late winner. Photo: David Horn
4. George Johnston: 8
Another impressive showing from the centre half, who has well and truly put his mistake against MK Dons firmly behind him now. On a day where he needed to remain alert and keep things simple, he did just that, as Leicester weren't often able to get through the middle of Luton's back four. Got good distance on his longer passes up the left flank that ensured Town could often win the second balls and begin their attacks, while once more, didn't take any chances when it came to clearing the ball away. If Town can keep playing like that, their clean sheets will come. Photo: David Horn