Luton fell to what was a 10th straight away defeat when beaten 2-1 at QPR on Monday night.
The hosts led through Michael Frey’s goal early on, before Mark McGuinness levelled on the stroke of half time. A freak deflection by Morgan Fox then saw the points remain in West London and to find out how the Hatters’ players rated on the evening, see below.
9. Tahith Chong: 7
Freed from his defensive responsibilities with Town abandoning their wingback system, as although he remained on the right flank yet again, he was able to concentrate more on the attacking side of his game. Behind a number of Luton's best moments in the first half, almost setting up a leveller with a positive burst into the box, before winning the corner that saw McGuinness make it 1-1. After the break he was always a threat when running at his opponent, reaping the benefits for not going to ground as much as has done previously. Photo: Alex Pantling
10. Lamine Fanne: 6.5
First start in English football and had expected him to feature in a deeper role as that's how he made his name at previous club AIK, but he was deployed far further forward than anyone anticipated, playing just behind Morris. Grew into the contest though and showed in the second period how he can be a driving force for the Hatters, as he came to the fore in Luton's best moments of the game with some powerful runs down the middle. Should really have at least tested Nardi when he linked well with Morris only to slice over and then fired another decent opportunity into the stands when he had men up in support alongside him. A positive debut on the whole though. Photo: David Horn
11. Carlton Morris: 6.5
Took over the mantle of leading the line with Edwards swapping formations to go with just one upfront, and like the rest of the visitors, found it tough to get into the contest during the first half as QPR dominated. When Town did start to get a foothold in the latter stages of the opening 45, and after the break, he was far more involved as Luton played some of their best football of the season in that period. Really started to influence things, with some good hold-up play and flicks, especially one for Fanne's opportunity. Not too many chances himself, but was denied by Nardi from close range just after the hosts had taken the lead. Photo: Alex Pantling
12. Elijah Adebayo (SUB): 5
Dropped to the bench on this occasion as the Hatters altered their formation, but was brought on for the final 15 minutes in place of Nakamba, with Luton trying to hunt an equaliser. Didn't ever really ever look like he would be the one to net a leveller, until stoppage time when he couldn’t quite stretch enough to toepoke a corner beyond R's keeper Nardi. Photo: David Rogers