Luton saw their two-game winning run ended by a 3-1 defeat at Plymouth Argyle on Friday night.
The visitors fell behind early on, Rami Al Hajj on target, before Ibrahim Cissoko doubled the lead in the second period. Town substitute Victor Moses instantly pulled one back, but Cissoko completed the scoring in stoppage time to ensure the Pilgrims took the points. To find out how the Hatters players rated on the evening, see below.
5. Teden Mengi: 5.5
Didn't really seem tuned into the game as Argyle were dangerous when they got the ball wide and were always threatening every time they got into the Luton box as the back three didn't have a great deal of protection in front of them. With Town looking to get to half time, the centre half then suffered an injury to his knee during one such attack from the hosts which led to a glorious chance as he couldn’t carry on and is now a major doubt for Oxford on Tuesday and possibly Sheffield United too. Photo: David Horn
6. Alfie Doughty: (STAR MAN): 7
Looked like the only player who really wanted it from start to finish as on a tough night for Luton, his effort and passion shone through, always trying to get Town going. One slight issue was that with 17 corners and a number of free kicks, they didn't lead to a goal, his team-mates unable to make the most of them, while when he tried to catch out Grimshaw, the keeper was able to palm away. Thankfully didn't put through his own net in an unfortunate manner, Kaminski's save rebounding off him and over. Photo: David Horn
7. Tom Krauß: 5
Midfielder was one of two changes for the contest as he was rewarded for a magnificent cameo against Sheffield Wednesday with his first start for the club. Found it far harder against the 11 men of Plymouth than he did against the 10 of Owls though, as with Argyle full of confidence and constantly looking to break on Luton, he wasn't able to give Town the kind of defensive screen that they missed badly all evening at Home Park. Tried to get stuck in though and will hopefully learn plenty about the English game from that 90 minutes. Photo: David Horn
8. Jordan Clark: 4.5
Looked like he was going to clear Obafemi's early cross into the box only to see Burke get a touch and take it away from him, allowing Argyle to open the scoring. Played in a deeper role with Nakamba rested, but it didn't work as he wasn't able to offer the physical presence that Town needed in that position to prevent their hosts from getting into advanced areas with alarming regularity. Struggled once more with his final ball and final third play as with the Hatters looking to equalise, he was dispossessed in the Pilgrims box, allowing Plymouth to break away and grab their second goal. Photo: David Horn