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.
9. Nahki Wells: 8
Leading scorer was deployed just behind the recalled Marshall due to the late withdrawal of Clark and showed his intelligence, immediately striking up a good understanding with the summer signing, threading two excellent passes through to his team-mate who put one narrowly wide and saw the second almost turned in by Richards. Was playing well once more, which made it all the more frustrating that he had to go off in the closing stages of the first half, but hopefully it was just a precaution as he caught the problem before it became anything too serious. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
10. Kasey Palmer (STAR MAN): 8.5
Yes, Donley got a brace, but this was the kind of performance Town wanted, as he thoroughly enjoyed going up against Sterry in the first half, particularly when his opponent picked up an early booking for tugging him back. Once that happened, the Jamaican international looked to get him at whenever possible, finding Naismith for a shot that was saved and then went on the outside to win a penalty as Sherry pulled him back once more, although avoided a red. Ran the show for a good 20 minutes in the second period, playing some terrific passes to set up his team-mates, while could and probably have scored himself. Off with 20 left to try and stay fresh for Peterborough. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
11. Callum Marshall: 8
Rewarded for his Foxes heroics on Saturday as he earned a first start in over a month, getting the nod in the forward berth, to play slightly ahead of Wells. Almost found the far corner with 10 minutes gone, as he linked up impressively with Wells, taking another threaded pass in his stride to almost turn provider for Richards as well. One Palmer won the penalty, there was no taking the ball off him, as he stuck it away with real aplomb for a fourth of the campaign, all at home. Did well after the break to head Johnston's ball forward to Richards for Donley to make it 2-0. Always sniffing a second himself, not far away from range and crashing another drive over during stoppage time. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
12. Tudor Mendel (SUB): 7.5
One of two players to drop out from the weekend, having gone straight into the rigours of League One football with just some U21s game behind him, but was brought on before half time, replacing Wells due to an injury for the forward. In the second period, he tried to double the lead instantly, cutting inside to fire a tame shot at the keeper. Looked like he lacked the confidence he finished Saturday with, but kept at it, creating the joint-most chances in the entire game. Spun away from his markers to get Luton going again and fired another attempt over, as he produced a whole-hearted effort. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons