Luton fell to a 1-0 defeat at Middlesbrough on Wednesday night, the fifth successive game without a win on the road. Home striker Chuba Akpom netted the only goal on 52 minutes, but despite the hosts going down to 10 men just after the hour mark, James Collins' penalty was disallowed for kicking the ball twice, as Town couldn't manage a leveller. To find out how the visitors rated on the evening, see below.
9. Rhys Norrington-Davies: 6
Back in the side in a far more advanced position on the left flank than he has been this season. Managed to have the odd moment of joy, sending in one excellent cross that was only just above Mpanzu's head.
10. Harry Cornick: 5.5
Frustrating night for the attacker who had the odd raid on the right winning a few corners in the first half, but that was really about it. Another who can't quite transfer his promising form at home on the road.
11. James Collins: 5.5
Looked like he was destined to level the scores only to be denied by Morsy’s hand. Would have backed himself to find the net from the spot, only to slip at the crucial moment with his double contact eventually picked up by the officials.
12. Luke Berry (SUB): 6.5
Got into the game well with one shot deflected behind and was so close to earning a dramatic stoppage time point when his towering header was superbly saved by Bettinelli.