Luton had to come back from a goal down to secure their place in the Championship play-offs with a 1-1 draw at Reading on Wednesday night.
The hosts led through Andy Carroll’s header early in the second half, but the forward was then sent off for a second yellow card when deliberately using his hand to divert a cross into the net.
Carlton Morris bundled home his 19th of the season to restore parity late on, and to find out how the Hatters rated in Berkshire, see below.
9. Allan Campbell: 7.5
Midfielder was very neat and tidy in possession with a passing rate of over 90% on the evening. Might have scored for the second consecutive outing in a row at the Madejski Stadium, only to put his close range snapshot too close to keeper Lumley. Substituted late on as the Hatters went for some fresh legs in their ultimately successful attempt to restore parity. Photo: Warren Little
10. Cauley Woodrow (STAR MAN): 8
First time he has started back-to-back games in the league and looked to have his confidence boosted following his goal against Rotherham. Running battle to find the net throughout the evening, as had seven shots in total, two testing Lumley, another two drawing desperate blocks, with another volley flying inches wide. Picked up a knock when shooting late on, but it's not expected to keep him out. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Carlton Morris: 8
Didn’t have too many sights of goal in the first half, preferring to find Woodrow when meeting Drameh's, then turning the wingback's cross wide after the break. Showed great strength and persistence to react quickest and force the ball over the line from a yard out to earn Luton a more than deserved draw with his 19th of the season. Photo: Warren Little
12. Elijah Adebayo (SUB): 7
Recovered from his ankle injury as thankfully he looks odds-on to feature in Town’s play-off campaign this season. Big part in Luton’s leveller as he bravely went up against Lumley, the rebound falling for Morris to bundle into the net. Photo: Liam Smith