Luton enjoyed an amazing 4-3 victory at Reading in their opening League One match of the campaign on Saturday.
The hosts were level at 3-3 going into stoppage time, Jake Richards and Kasey Palmer (2) on target, with Gideon Kodua stunning the hosts with a close-range finish to ensure all three points went to the visitors. To find out how the Hatters players rated, see below.
13. Callum Marshall (SUB): 7
First run-out for the Hatters having joined from West Ham United a few weeks ago, making his Town debut when coming on for Wells with around 2-0 minutes to play. Looked lively as he took up some good positions, also pressing well to win back possession for his side and allow them to gain the upper hand in the closing stages. Almost played through by Clark's late pass, but saw Pereira out quickly to nick the ball before he could reach it. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
14. Gideon Kodua (SUB): 8
Had already looked dangerous when he came on for the final nine minutes, cynically hauled down after spinning away from O’Connor, who was shown a yellow card. Proved to be the main man for Luton once more late on, picked out by Johnston's pass and crashed against the bar, but rather than show his disappointment, stayed alive to the situation and kept his cool to slam home the winner, celebrating wildly in front of the 2,500 away supporters. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
15. Harrison Ashby (SUB): 6.5
Full back came on for his Luton debut in place of Jones for the final nine minutes as part of a double change with Kodua. Showed that he has a huge long throw on him, hurling two lengthy deliveries into the box, but Reading were able to clear their lines on both occasions. Miscommunication with Odoffin saw both players flat out and requiring treatment, as although Ashby was able to continue, his team-mate wasn't. Photo: Luton Town FC
16. Mads Andersen (SUB): 7
Called on in stoppage time when Odoffin was taken off due to a head injury having collided with Ashby, but did exactly what he was brought on to do, heading away two massive long throws and then clearing another with his feet too, as although not on for long, played his part in the three points. Photo: Paul Harding