Luton were held to a 1-1 draw by bottom side Port Vale during their League One clash at Vale Park on Saturday.
The Hatters had led through Nahki Wells’ sixth goal of the campaign, but were pegged back when Ben Waine went clean through to score and to find out how the Town players rated on the afternoon, see below.
13. Kasey Palmer (SUB): 5.5
Always a surprise when he's not in the starting line-up when you saw how he did against Bradford recently, although did come on with enough time to make an impact, despite the nature of the pitch not quite suiting his style. Dragged a shot wide from just outside the box while also threaded a good ball through to Al-Hamadi who saw his attempt saved. Displayed a few nice touches on the ball but did also get caught in possession at times by the fired up hosts as Luton never really looked like grabbing a winner during the closing stages. Photo: Andy Fitzimons
14. Davy van den Berg (SUB): 5
Midfielder came on for Walsh with 20 minutes to go, and although he was excellent in possession, with just one misplaced pass, he didn't provide the kind of forward push that Luton needed in the latter states, too often opting to take the safe option and turn to his left or right, rather than driving on and attempt to create something for the Hatters, which left the away supporters increasingly frustrated. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
15. Shayden Morris (SUB): 6
Winger was brought on with Odoffin as one of the final throws of the dice by Wilshere, as he did get away on the right once, sending a good cross into the box, but as is often the case, Luton didn't have the required numbers up in support to make anything of it. Photo: HJT.Photos
16. Hakeem Odoffin (SUB): 6.5
His return was one of the bright points from the second half as the summer signing was finally fit enough to return from two months out and make just his ninth appearance for the Hatters during what has been a tough season personally. Organised things effectively in the brief time he was on the field, making sure his fellow defenders moved out to comfortably catch ex-Luton forward Andre Gray offside. Photo: David Horn