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.
9. Zack Nelson: 5.5
Midfielder was in for his second Championship start of the season and looked like he could cause some problems early on, as Town actually made a bright start to proceedings until conceding to the hosts' first attack. Outmuscled at times by the home defenders, but showed that he wasn't afraid to shoot when the possibility arose, unfortunately seeing the Argyle defenders make a number of impressive blocks when he did pull the trigger. Couldn't quite impact after the break, making way with 15 to go. Photo: David Horn
10. Tahith Chong: 5
His inconsistent start to the season continued as had a huge chance to go through on goal and get a shot away when picked out by Adebayo's clever flick, but his touch was off, the ball just running straight through to Grimshaw. Other than that, his attacking threat was snuffed out by the home defence, as he couldn't get close to the kind of influence he had enjoyed when Luton were on the road at Millwall last time out. Unfortunately saw his evening ended at the half-way point as he took a blow to the head and didn't reappear for the second period. Photo: David Horn
11. Elijah Adebayo: 4
A real dilemma now as he is getting into some good positions, but looks bereft of confidence and belief, cutting back into danger almost every time he could have got clear, while when he did finally let fly, it was blocked by a terrific Argyle back-line. Could have used his aerial prowess to end his drought when picked out by Burke's stunning cross after the break only to put his free header over, also firing into the side-netting before going off. Depending on the injury to Morris, he might well find himself taken out of the firing line soon. Photo: Andrew Redington
12. Mads Andersen (SUB): 5
Just can't buy any luck as finally got his chance when Mengi went off injured and would have been desperate to have the second half to show Hatters fans just what he can do and potentially earn a place in Town's back three. However, was left sitting on the turf early in the second period having picked up another problem and after trying to run it off, was replaced by Moses, cutting an incredibly disconsolate figure when trudging off the field after seeing just 16 minutes of action. Photo: Liam Smith