Luton Town ran up their biggest win of the campaign when thrashing Wycombe Wanderers 4-0 at Kenilworth Road on Boxing Day.
Gideon Kodua scored twice in the first half to set the Hatters on their way, as goals from Jordan Clark and Shayden Morris in the second period settled the triumph. To find out how the hosts rated on the afternoon, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 6.5
One of the most untroubled games he is likely to have this season as he easily returned to the top of the clean sheets chart in League One, earning his ninth of the campaign. Alert once in the first period when he parried Bell’s cross-shot out, while the only other time he was called upon was in stoppage time, when Grimmer headed straight at him from a left-wing cross. Always off his line quickly to gather any misplaced passes though and played his part in Luton’s ability to break the press with some swift distribution when needed. Photo: David Horn
2. Nigel Lonwijk: 7.5
Second of two good games in a row in the right back berth for the on-loan Wolves defender as he looked to be progressive when in possession, getting the ball into the final third as often as he could. Did his main job well too, winning the majority of his ground duels as Town never looked like showing the same kind of defensive frailties that were on display at Reading a few days previously. Photo: David Horn
3. Joe Johnson: 7.5
Academy graduate was in for his first league start since the trip to Sunderland in the Championship in February last season as he came in for the injured Naismith. Didn't let anyone down either, slotting in at left back and keeping the Chairboys' attackers quiet for almost all of the encounter. Good on the ball as well, completing almost all of his passes, as the teenager's availability meant Town could stick with their back four system, also allowing Bramall to remain further forward where he is far more effective. Photo: David Horn
4. Mads Andersen: 8
Might have feared for his place after Town shipped three at Reading, following on from two against Port Vale, but kept his spot in the side and showed it was the right decision, relishing the challenge that Wycombe provided, most of it aerially and through the middle, as he was Town's most dominant defender when Wanderers went long. Clever when he did win his headers at times, often able to pick out a team-mate, as he had the best record on either side when it came to duels, coming out on top in all but one of his 12 battles, ensuring the Chairboys went through the game with just one shot on target, that in stoppage time. Photo: David Horn