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.
9. Gideon Kodua: 9
Attacker was involved throughout as he got things up and running when his low shot was parried into the net by Norris, who went on to have a miserable afternoon. Crossed for Bramall to head narrowly wide and was always an outlet for the hosts, particularly Walsh, collecting his pass and curling just off target. Pressed the visiting defence into a huge error just before half time, able to walk the ball in and a deserved second for him and the Hatters. In the second period, it was his delivery that Clark eventually slammed home, while desperate for his hat-trick, tried to reach it in stoppage time, only to shoot into the Kenny End from 20 yards. Photo: David Horn
10. Nahki Wells: 7
His best outing in a long while, as the striker led Town’s press well and after not quite making the most of one early attack, demonstrated some real positivity when found by Clark to fashion a shooting chance on his left foot, Norris able to get down well and tip behind. Used his body well to tee up Fanne from a corner, the midfielder's shot cleared off the line, while nipped in at the other end when Luton cleared a Chairboys set-piece to lead a counter that saw Walsh go close. A nuisance to the visiting defence, winning four fouls, the most of any player, and when taken off midway through the second half, the warm applause from the home fans showed just what they thought of his efforts. Photo: David Horn
11. Cohen Bramall: 7.5
Having been the main man for Luton recently, on this occasion, the Hatters looked to attack more on the right this time, with Kodua having a ball. Still able to lead some charges on the opposite flank though, the odd cross into the box causing issues, while he did well to support his defence when getting back as well. After the break, saw one delivery that was cleared away for Fanne to shoot over, the winger then substituted midway through as Town are back in action again shortly. Photo: David Horn
12. George Saville (SUB): 7
Midfielder had just come on to the field when he played the ball wide for the unmarked Kodua who was able to set off on a good run forward and cross for Clark to eventually make it 3-0. Happy to get stuck into the midfield battle to ensure that the Hatters, who had started slightly on the back foot after the break, were able to resume the ascendancy entirely and add two more goals to notch their biggest league win of the campaign. Photo: David Horn