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.
9. Gideon Kodua: 8
Moved into the central role of the front three to play just behind Wells from the start for the first time and it proved a tactical masterstroke from Wilshere as he was constantly involved in Luton's best attacking moments. Got up to win a header early on that almost found Wells, and then showed his skills with a clever backheel that led to another shooting opportunity. Should have scored when volleying over at full pelt after Wickens saved, but did find the net for a fourth successive game, rising highest at the back post to nod in Walsh's corner. Continued to impress after the break, bouncing off at least four players to find Johnson for a crack as when taken off due to tiring legs, his influence in the final third was sorely missed. Photo: Duncan Jack
10. Cohen Bramall: 7.5
Back in the side having surprisingly missed out against Stevenage in Luton's last league contest, switching off just the once which was punished by Lincoln as they overloaded the back post to open the scoring through Draper's header. In the final third he was always an option for his team-mate and a source of creativity too, with a stunning rabona flick that almost led to goal, while he cut inside to see a shot charged away too. In the second period, pinpoint delivery saw Wells head over, while his eyes lit up when Luton won a free kick 2-0 yards from goal, although saw this one deflected inches wide of the target. Photo: David Horn
11. Nahki Wells: 7.5
Forward is clearly the manager's number one choice to play in the number nine role as he led Town's attack once more and looked like he was in for a bruising afternoon up against ex-Hatters skipper Bradley, although used his body well to cause his own problems. Couldn't quite react in time to reach Kodua's header early on, but had the moment his recent performances have deserved in first half stoppage time, taking Naismith's pass, turning and unleashing a stunning shot into the bottom corner from 25 yards to his and his team-mates' delight. Might have had another moments after the interval when getting between the Imps centre halves only to head over. Another fine shift was recognised by the Kenilworth Road crowd when substituted late on. Photo: David Horn
12. Shayden Morris (SUB): 6.5
After his exploits in midweek, the winger was tasked with coming on in the second half against tiring legs, and it happened that way, replacing Lawrence for the final 30 minutes. Always tried to get on the ball and take his man on, getting a few dangerous crosses in, but the Swindon defence had the height to cope. Might have been the hero himself when taking a swipe on his left foot, but his shot was wayward as the points were ultimately shared. Photo: David Horn