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.
13. Harrison Ashby (SUB): 5
Another who was back on the bench after getting the full 90 at Chelsea, before being introduced into proceedings at the interval as Luton already looked dead and buried. Couldn't do anything to prevent a further two goals hitting the back of the net with an hour still yet to be played, but still gave an enthusiastic showing on the right hand side, trying to get forward and ensure the embarrassment didn't get any worse. Has to be in with a real chance of starting on Wednesday night now as Wilshere will surely make changes. Photo: David Horn
14. Benny Benagr (SUB): 4
Already getting an early taster of the rollercoaster that is playing for Luton, as having gained so many plaudits for their efforts at Chelsea, Town found themselves on the receiving end of a complete and utter thrashing on Sunday. Part of the triple substitution made at the interval, but it mattered little, Mansfield allowed to score two more goals to put the result beyond doubt on 56 minutes. Tried to get away on the left, only to see the Stags players keep pace with him as his impact was limited. Could well get his chance from the first whistle in a few days though. Photo: David Horn
15. Gideon Kodua (SUB): 4.5
Pretty thankless task to come on with his side trailing 5-0, but at least Town didn't concede again when he was on the field. Tried to break the lines and get Luton going the best he could, but the visitors were into damage limitation mode by now. Photo: David Horn
16. Nahki Wells (SUB): 6
One of the very few who can leave with anything resembling credit in the bank as he came on when all was lost and put himself about well, winning a penalty with 12 minutes to go which he coolly tucked away into the bottom corner to make it two from two this term. Then hammered home a loose ball in the box during injury time to net his fourth of the season already, a tally that took him until mid-January to reach last term. Photo: David Horn