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.
13. Jerry Yates (SUB): 6.5
On for Yates and was quickly involved in Town putting the result beyond doubt as he challenged Norris when Kodua sent the ball into the area as the cross rebounded invitingly for Clark to leather into the net and make it 3-0. From then on, he tried to get in behind the away defence on the odd occasion but with Morris swiftly adding the fourth, Luton were able to finish off the closing stages in a controlled manner. Photo: David Horn
14. Shayden Morris (SUB): 7.5
Had only been sent on by Wilshere for a few minutes when he got his press spot on, forcing Allen into an immediate mistake, able to get away from the Wycombe defender and send a hapless Norris the wrong way, tucking into the net on his left foot to score a third goal for Luton, but a first in the league since his move south from Aberdeen. Photo: David Horn
15. Hakeem Odoffin (SUB): 6.5
Fit enough to return to the match-day squad, the summer signing was finally given his opportunity in the centre half role, taking over from Mengi to allow his team-mate to get some rest ahead of Orient's visit to Bedfordshire in a few days time. Didn't always look the most comfortable in possession of the ball when he was put under pressure by the Wycombe attackers, but you can never doubt his willingness, as he got stuck in. Hopefully can remain available now as his versatility and character will be a big asset. Photo: David Horn
16. Zack Nelson (SUB): 6.5
Young midfielder came on for Clark late on and although Town were 4-0 up by then, with the points well and truly in the bag, he got about the pitch with some real energy, winning his ground duels and then setting off on two successful dribbles as well. Photo: Paul Harding