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.
5. George Johnston: 7.5
Largely untroubled throughout most of the evening as Luton were able to keep their opponents in front of them for the majority of the contest, and once they took the lead, there was only ever going to be one winner. Able to get forward and clip a ball to Marshall which led to the hosts making it 2-0 and give the Hatters even more breathing space. Very hard to get past again as the centre half has made sure that costly error in judgement against MK Dons was thankfully just a one-off. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
6. Liam Walsh: 7
Midfielder had a hit and miss evening as a few times he was caught out turning back into trouble, with one ill-advised backpass almost leading to a goal for the visitors, but doesn't let it affect his confidence in the slightest, always dropping deep to pick possession up from his centre halves and worked some night angles. Completed the most passes on the evening, as his switch of play, particularly to the right flank, remains increasingly accurate. Tired somewhat due to the punishing schedule of late and was replaced with 20 minutes left and Luton 2-0 ahead, the third following almost instantly. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
7. Jamie Donley: 8.5
Stayed in his deeper role, and is starting to settle into it very nicely. Like the rest of his team-mates, took a bit of time to get into things during the first half, booked for a frustrated challenge when Luton didn't get the decision they wanted. Saw his free kick deflect into the net, only for the officials to disallow it for what remains now an unknown reason. However, after the break, he showcased the clinical edge that was a feature of his spell at Leyton Orient, with a wonderful first-time angled finish to make it 2-0, as he then added a second after Rovers failed to deal with Richards' cross. Had another off-target crack, as he continues to display just why Wilshere wanted him for the whole campaign. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
8. Jake Richards: 8
One of two changes to the side from the weekend as it looked early on that he wouldn't quite be able to build on his impressive cameos from the bench in recent matches. That changed the longer the game went on, as his influence on proceedings definitely grew, particularly when moving inside to take over from Wells. Had a huge contribution in both of Donley's goals, cleverly teeing him up for the first and then seeing his low cross hammered in for the second. Might have netted himself when breaking away and shooting low, but it was straight at Simkin. Great to see him get the full 90 and more of the same going forward please, as he can be real creative force in the final third. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons