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.
13. Cohen Bramall (SUB): 7
Given a rest himself for the contest, before coming on for a tiring Morris just before the hour mark and went over to his left hand side, immediately looking to get involved, fizzing in a cross that almost led to a fourth goal for Luton, Clark's attempt batted away by Simkin. His speed meant he could get out to the ball and keep the O’s defence on their toes, but with such a busy schedule, Town noticably dropped down the gears after the break, intent to keep hold of what they had. Photo: David Horn
14. Jerry Yates (SUB): 6.5
Tough for the striker to come on for the final 20 minutes with Luton already in a holding pattern and not really looking to commit too many men forward, meaning he had precious chance to attack. With that in mind though, he did well to relieve the pressure on the hosts' defence, showing some real bravery to get stuck in and win some free kicks when being fouled by his markers which allowed the hosts to have some breathing space in their bid to run the clock down. Photo: David Horn
15. Zack Nelson (SUB): 6
Brought on for the final 20 minutes but with a three goal advantage, Town were clearly happy to have shut up shop by that point which understandably limited his ability to have a real impact on proceedings. Did get forward well on one occasion when found by Kodua, but the move then broke down and the youngster was booked late on for a foul as he stopped an Orient attack from building. Photo: David Horn
16. Reuell Walters (SUB): 6.5
One of the three alterations made by Wilshere just after the midway point in the second half as the young defender got his first league minutes since August, having picked up an illness after impressing in his two recent cup appearances. Took over from Lonwijk in the right back position and was able to get stuck into the task ahead as he didn't allow the tricky Archibald any real opportunity to try and fashion a late consolation for the visitors. Photo: Liam Smith