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.
13. Jacob Brown (SUB): 6
Great to see him back on the bench after such a lengthy injury lay-off and was brought on at the interval due to Chong's injury. Looked to get stuck in and help Town in an attacking-sense but found it hard to do so at times being out on the left hand side. Able to hold it up to find Doughty who picked out Moses to make it 2-1, but unfortunately the ball didn't drop at his feet in the area in the closing stages. Photo: Liam Smith
14. Victor Moses (SUB): 7
On for Andersen before the hour mark as Luton then tried to get the ball out to him whenever the chance arose. Demonstrated just what can happen when you have the confidence to shoot early as he chested Doughty's cross down to beat Grimshaw with an excellent low drive and score his first goal for Luton to make it 2-1. Thought he had helped the visitors level even later, only to be flagged just offside before crossing for Taylor to tap in. Photo: David Horn
15. Joe Taylor (SUB): 6.5
On once more with Luton chasing a goal, which seems to be the case every time he is introduced these days. Showed his clear intentions to have a crack instantly, with a clever flick inside his man to set up an opportunity that he put wide from range on his left foot. Good movement again in the final stages as he thought he had a first Hatters goal to celebrate with a neat volley from Moses's excellent cross, only to see his fellow sub flagged offside. Photo: David Horn
16. Cauley Woodrow (SUB): 6
Thrown on with Taylor in a bid to salvage an equaliser as sent one attempt over the bar from just inside the box, before his terrific crossfield pass found Moses to set up Taylor, but the winger had gone just too early in the eyes of the linesman, meaning the goal was unfortunately chalked off. Ran the ball out of play with the final effort which kind of summed up Luton's efforts in the final third all evening. Photo: Liam Smith