Luton enjoyed another home victory on Tuesday night as they defeated Doncaster Rovers 3-1 at Kenilworth Road.
Callum Marshall scored a penalty just before the break, as Jamie Donley added a second half double and to find out how the Hatters players rated, see below.
1. James Shea: 7
Unlike the weekend when he had a starring role against Leicester, this time the experienced keeper saw his work limited as Doncaster didn't threaten in the way the Foxes did. Having said that, should have been picking the ball out of his net when, after tipping Ayinde's shot over, Byrne was left free from the resulting corner only to head woefully over from a few yards out. Comfortable after the break and was six minutes away from the clean sheet he and his defence want so badly, only to be deceived by McCann’s header that looped over him. Gathered a few cross-shots in the final moments to ensure there was no real late panic. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
2. Izzy Jones: 8
Really good from the full back yet again, able to get forward in the first half once Luton got things going and began to attack their opponents with more consistency, just unable to pick out a team-mate in the box. Came into it more after the break, showing some nifty footwork and desire to stride away from his opponents, but it was in his own half that he really impressed, displaying a real hunger to prevent Rovers from getting back into it. Threw himself into some challenges that got the crowd off their feet, making a game-high five, and was one player who definitely deserved a clean sheet. If he can combine with a fully fit Ashby, Town could have some right flank on their hands. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
3. Kal Naismith: 8
Excellent once more, as having been recalled to the left back role after a spell out of the side, is now approaching somewhere near his best again. Mixing up his distribution, playing forward when he can, while also keeping hold of the ball when an attack is not on. Almost had a goal himself in the first period when breaking forward and receiving Palmer's pass, seeing his shot kicked away by Simkin. Solid when Rovers tried to pull one back too, making the most defensive contributions on the night, with an impressive 13 in total, as he was tough to beat both on the ground and in the air. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
4. Mads Andersen: 7.5
Another who got through the night without too many issues until the closing period of the game when the Hatters came under something resembling a degree of pressure from Rovers and had to keep their wits about them defensively. Confidence on the ball is really showing, as he is becoming far more adventurous with his passing, and it is working a treat, as he is able to pick out his midfielders, or go longer and find Town's strikers to help begin an attack. Photo: David Horn