Luton Town were handed an embarrassing 5-2 hammering at the hands of Mansfield Town on Sunday afternoon.
The hosts led 5-0 with an hour gone, substitute Nahki Wells pulling back two late goals for the Hatters, and to find out how they rated, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 2.5
Was apparent from very early on that he was going to be a busy man, as Mansfield looked to get at Luton pretty much from the kick off and so it proved. Parried one dangerous cross away and then gathered Russell's low drive, but that was the end of his brief resistance, Town allowing their hosts time and space to get their shots away, the Irish international, who had been so good at Chelsea, not covering himself in glory when unable to prevent Moriah-Welsh's first half double, or Reed's instinctive attempt. Same after the break when Russell beat him twice in quick succession for the second season running, as he has now conceded 10 goals in three league games. Photo: David Horn
2. Izzy Jones: 2
Covered well once when the Stags attacked, but part of an overworked Town defence that showed absolutely none of the fight that had been on display at Stamford Bridge. Tried to mount the odd foray, with one good burst finding Donley, while should have had an assist to his name, picking out Lawrence, who missed the target. Made the wrong decision on numerous occasions, dummying one pass in the visitors' area to no-one, also lucky not concede a penalty when going to ground and handling inside his own box under minimal pressure. Saw yellow and caught out trying to beat a man in his own half that led to Mansfield's third, as he was one of three who didn't reappear after the break. Photo: David Horn
3. Kal Naismith: 2
Another who struggled out there in the opening 45 minutes, as the majority of Mansfield's attacks came down their right, Moriah-Welsh enjoying the time of his life out there. Unable to stop the winger from netting the first goal and then allowed him time and space to shoot for his second, which he did in unerring fashion, arrowing beyond Keeley, while he couldn't close down the Stags attacker in time as he created the third as well. Task is being made harder by Lawrence's lack of desire to cover in front of him, as Town's left flank is a real cause for concern at the moment. Hooked at the interval as Wilshere made three changes. Photo: David Horn
4. Hakeem Odoffin: 2
Never once displayed the kind of dominance that Town fans are used to, as he was dominated by the imposing Smith throughout the afternoon, the Stags forward winning the aerial battle with ease to ensure Mansfield were able to keep the Hatters under the pump for the first hour. Had the most touches of the ball which showed how little Luton were able to get at their opponents, as although the centre half made the most defensive contributions, it always felt like he was second best on the day, with the visitors' defensive collectively falling apart. One header that was easy for home keeper Roberts, he tasted defeat in the league for the first time when starting a game for the Hatters. Photo: David Horn