Luton Town ran out 2-0 winners over Peterborough United on Saturday as they maintained their perfect start to the League One season.
Second half goals from Mads Andersen and Jordan Clark were enough to down the Posh and to find out how the Hatters players rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Jordan Clark: 6.5
Couldn’t quite get into the game during the first period as he admitted afterwards that there was just something off about the whole opening 45 minutes from a Hatters perspective. Once Luton changed that after the break, he and his team-mates were able to get things right, pressing the home defenders into a number of mistakes. Sent one ambitious free kick straight at the keeper, but was in the right place to capitalise when Wells won the ball from the stopper, evading a last-ditch sliding tackle to tap home from a yard out. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Nahki Wells: 6.5
Had some support upfront this week, as went alongside new signing Yates in the first half, the pair enjoying some moments of joy when beating the offside trap, much to the anger of the home fans, but a lack of any real service nullified their threats. Did have one great opportunity when the ball bounced through to him, but his touch was awry and the chance went begging. Looked far snappier after the interval and it was his pressing that forced Bilokapic into a mistakes, keeping his cool to unselfishly pick out Clark to give the visitors some breathing space. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Jerry Yates: 6.5
Forward was given an immediate debut by Bloomfield who is eager to get minutes into the legs of his recent addition who has been brought in to provide the goal threat that the Hatters so desperately desire at this level. Showed some good hold up play in the first period although had some issues with the offside flag now and again. Looked better after the break as he almost got in behind a few times but the run out will do him the world of good after a lack of match action in pre-season prior to his Kenilworth Road switch. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Nigel Lonwijk (SUB): 7.5
Wolves loanee missed out after Friday night's 1-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon, dropping to the bench, but came on at the break with Walters injured and went over to the right wingback slot to begin with. Far more comfortable on that side and it showed from early on, dealing impressively with the sporadic Posh attacks that came his way, and also impressing on the ball as Town began to have plenty of possession themselves, as they looked far more like the team Bloomfield wants them to be in the second period. Photo: Liam Smith