Luton ended their long wait for victory over QPR on Saturday with a terrific 3-1 win at Kenilworth Road.
The hosts led through Elijah Adebayo’s third goal of the season in the first half, before Jimmy Dunne’s own goal doubled their lead after the break.
Late on, an unfortunate deflection from Ethan Horvath saw the visitors pull one back, but Luke Freeman then tapped home to seal victory.
To find out how the Hatters rated on the afternoon, see below.
5. Dan Potts: 8
Went about his job with a real calmness as he made sure QPR were kept at arm’s length. His height was required in both boxes as Luton shut the back door up until stoppage time, while he won a fair few headers when the Hatters attacked too. One rare foray saw a wickedly swerving cross claimed by Dieng as he showcased Town’s will to win by throwing himself in the way of Chair’s late thunderbolt. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Amari’i Bell: 8
Wingback played his part in an aggressive and front-footed Town performance as he stuck to his task well, preventing the visitors from ever really breaking through on his flank. Always an option for his team-mates as he often got things going on the left hand side when Luton went forward. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Henri Lansbury: 8.5
Was absolutely terrific in the first half, as he showed all sides to his game. One sliding block challenge prevented a certain shot hitting the target, while his crossfield pass to Bell was a thing of real beauty. After the Hull strike, might have expected to do better with the one opportunity that came his way, slicing wide when well placed. Although he tired, was a big part of Luton getting themselves into the position to take all three points. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Allan Campbell: 8.5
Scottish midfielder has to be one of the first names on the teamsheet these days as he tore about the pitch with his usual energy, making sure Luton were always harrying their opponents. Couldn't quite reach Adebayo’s cross with his header, while almost made it 2-0 with a brilliant dipping volley from range, only to see Dieng equal to it. Photo: Liam Smith