Luton bounced back from 2-0 down to earn a point when drawing 2-2 at home to Lincoln City in League One on Saturday.
Freddie Draper and Rob Street put the visitors in front after just 22 minutes, only for Gideon Kodua and Nahki Wells to level before the interval, and to find out how the Hatters rated on the day, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 7.5
Will have been so disappointed with his defence for allowing Lincoln to score from two simple crosses box inside the opening 25 minutes. Tried to take an advanced position from the Imps’ long throws, starting well off his line at times in an attempt to dominate his area, able to punch clear from one such delivery. With Lincoln's tactics of just getting balls into the box from whatever position they were on the pitch it meant he was constantly under pressure, albeit not overly tested until stoppage time when he arched his back brilliantly to tip over Towler's late header that was going to drop under the bar. Photo: David Horn
2. Nigel Lonwijk: 7.5
Town defender was part of a back four who struggled when defending crosses in the opening stages of the first half, losing Hamer at the back post, his header rebounding into the net off the unsuspecting Street. Looked like he might have to go off late in the first half when taking a blow to the head which needed treatment and a bandage, as Luton took advantage of the stoppage, making it 2-2 in injury time. As the game wore on, both he and the rest of the Hatters' back four tightened up considerably, able to withstand the aerial bombardment from their opponents, getting up well to make some vital clearances in the latter stages when Lincoln pumped the ball into the box, which was often. Photo: David Horn
3. Joe Johnson: 8
Left isolated and outnumbered early on when left with two Lincoln attackers to mark, as the Imps doubled their lead, but bar that, it was another hugely impressive outing from the academy graduate, who is truly blossoming with his run in the first team. Takes up some really advanced positions in midfield when Luton are on the ball, his close control and vision coming to the fore, unafraid to have a crack from range either, having two efforts blocked in the first half, with another deflected narrowly wide after the break. Character is coming through too, geeing the crowd up and getting around his team-mates at the break, while set-pieces are another string to his bow, as his corners caused real problems, one headed in by Andersen for a disallowed goal that clearly should have counted. Photo: David Horn
4. Mads Andersen: 8
Looked like Luton were going to struggle on the afternoon as Lincoln scored easily with their first two crosses into the box, rushing into a 2-0 advantage. With his body now holding up, starting an 18th league game of the campaign, he didn't buckle though, as the Hatters were able to withstand any further damage to their goal, the centre half a huge reason behind that, with 17 headed clearances that saw chances kept to a minimum before one stoppage header that was tipped over. Barely wasted a pass either and should have been celebrating a potential match-winner as well when heading in Johnson's corner, but somehow saw referee Oldham spot a non-existent foul. Photo: David Horn