Luton Town made it back-to-back wins over the Christmas period when beating Leyton Orient 3-0 at Kenilworth Road on Monday night.
Gideon Kodua got the ball rolling with his eighth goal of the season, while Jordan Clark netted from the penalty spot and Shayden Morris was also on target, as to find out how the Hatters players rated on the evening, see below.
5. Teden Mengi: 7.5
Started out with a terrific pinged pass to Kodua on the left, although his team-mate was offside, as by and large his passing was incisive throughout the evening, completing the most from any player on the pitch. Confidence buoyed by some dominant displays, he set off on one pulsating run forward from the back to find Clark for a shot that was blocked away. After the break, he saw yellow for a handball, but kept his discipline from then on, as tested far more by the visitors, was able to keep them at arm's length. Covered round excellently when Orient thought they might pull one back, clearing away from the line to ensure the Hatters weren't breached. Photo: David Horn
6. Liam Walsh: 7.5
Pulled the strings once more in the centre of the pitch as he is really becoming a lynchpin in the Hatters midfield now, constantly available to receive the ball of his team-mates and very rarely gives it away either, his passing success rate at almost 90 percent on the evening. Had his pocket picked once which led to a chance for the visitors, before with the Hatters 3-0 up at the break, he was replaced by Saville to keep him fresh for New Year's Day and Luton really missed his influence during the second 45 minutes. Photo: David Horn
7. Lamine Fanne: 6.5
Always willing to get on the ball and try to make things happen, but wasn't quite at his rampaging best on the evening, as he got caught on the odd occasion, almost handing O’s an instant leveller when he was dispossessed in a dangerous area. Still battled away manfully though, but with Orient enjoying the better of things after the interval, he was one of three players withdrawn in a triple substitution made by Wilshere for the final 20 minutes. Photo: David Horn
8. Jordan Clark: 7.5
In a rich vein of form, as his ball back into the danger zone saw Wells tripped for a penalty that the midfielder assumed responsibility for, stepping up to confidently stutter his run and roll into the bottom corner to double Luton's advantage, the midfielder on target for a third successive game. Thought he had picked out Morris after a fine move on the right only for a covering O’s defender to just about nip in, while denied after the break when Simkin saved. Also put a header wide, as he was eager to have a crack all night and is clearly relishing his role as the Hatters' senior player. Photo: David Horn