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.
9. Gideon Kodua (STAR MAN): 8
Heavily involved in the first half as, having moved to the left, he took up a central position to receive Andersen's pass, and with the O’s defence committing themselves, sprinted forward to drive into the net from 20 yards for his eighth goal of the campaign. Also involved in the third too, easily getting to the byline where his cross was flicked on for Morris to tap in from a few yards out. During a quieter second period, and now back on the right again after Bramall's introduction, his odd burst brought the crowd to life, attacking the back post to find Clark for a chance. Always looked to advance when he could and even though he was dispossessed at times, never let that deter his positive mindset. Photo: David Horn
10. Shayden Morris: 7
Back in the starting line-up on the evening and looked like he was going to be on target from Clark’s cross only for a defender to get there in the nick of time and clear behind. There was no stopping him later though, as did exactly what Wilshere had asked of him, attacking the back post to be left with a tap-in once Kodua's cross was flicked on by Wells for his second goal in as many games. Tired just before the hour mark, which is something his manager knows is an area he has to work on, but becoming a good attacking option for the Hatters. Photo: David Horn
11. Nahki Wells: 7
Nipped in to cleverly win a penalty as Simpson clipped him when attempting to clear, as the experienced forward continued to be a pest to the O's defence, using his body well to get involved and pick up some cheap free kicks, the most fouled player for the second match running. Led the press well again as he caught keeper Simkin out once but Town couldn't take full advantage, although did grab another assist when flicking on Kodua’s cross from the left which allowed Morris to tap in. Still not getting the chances he wants to score himself, but work-rate for the side was good, as it appears he is Wilshere's first choice option for that number nine role. Photo: Eddie Keogh
12. George Saville (SUB): 6.5
On at half time to give Walsh a breather with the lengthy trip to Exeter City in mind, as having got themselves 3-0 in front, the hosts clearly turned their attention to preserving energy for that clash with the Grecians. Got involved when he could and picked out Clark with a good cross for a header that went wide, as he used his experience to break up some O's attacks. Also win some set-pieces of his own to ensure Luton picked up a second successive three points in front of their own fans over the festive period. Photo: David Horn