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.
5. Kal Naismith: 7.5
Back from a calf injury as one of two changes to the team from the 2-1 win over Stevenage and partnered Andersen at the heart of Town's defence. Thought he was infringed by Draper just before fouling the attacker himself for a cheap free kick that left the skipper visibly frustrated, Lincoln moving 2-0 in front from the set-piece. With Luton 2-1 down, he strode forward and fizzed a pass into Wells for the forward to turn and hammer home the equaliser. Another who dug in when City continually went long, as one lack of communication when heading a harmless punt to an Imps forward wasn't punished, but recovered to make a wonderful block late on to ensure his side picked up a point. Photo: David Horn
6. Liam Walsh (STAR MAN): 8.5
In such a terrific vein of form, which continued against Lincoln at the weekend, as he continued to dominate the midfield battle again, the home supporters left in awe of his passing range at times. Dinked a ball into the box for Kodua early on, while his strength on the ball under extreme pressure saw him able to keep hold of it brilliantly, finding Johnson for another opportunity. Corners are a real part of Town’s attacking armoury now, with his deep set-piece met by Kodua to head home at the back post. Let fly from range in the second period, while his off the ball work was superb as well, winning possession back late on when Lincoln threatened an undeserved winner. Photo: David Horn
7. Jordan Clark: 7
Popular and long-serving midfielder made his 200th appearance for the club, as he knitted the play together well in the first period, looking to lead some quickfire attacks through the centre and find Lawrence on the right hand side, the winger able to advance and get a shot away, with another clever header falling to the young forward for an on target attempt. Had one sight of goal himself to carry on his scoring run at home only to see it blocked away by a covering defender, as although he didn't have the biggest influence on this occasion, is still a vital cog under Wilshere. Photo: David Horn
8. Emilio Lawrence: 7.5
Manchester City youngster is clearly a player who Wilshere is a big fan of, starting his third game in a row since arriving on loan, this time on the right hand side of the front three. Demonstrated some real intent in the first 25 minutes or so as he drove forward, slicing one shot wide early on and then putting another one too close to Wickens from Clark's header. Strode forward again to cut inside his man and have another pop that was batted away by the keeper, Kodua volleying the rebound over. Needs to work on the defensive side of his game, as wasn't able to prevent Moylan from crossing for the Imps' opener, as although replaced on the hour, is showing clear signs of improvement. Photo: David Horn