Luton kept up their fine form with a 2-0 win at Rotherham United on Tuesday evening.
Kasey Palmer’s first half double was enough to secure all three points and to find out how the Hatters players rated on the evening, see below.
1. Josh Keeley: 8
Important save when the scores were 1-0 as he kept his concentration to watch Baptiste's fiercely stuck rising blast all the way to expertly parry it aside. Was well protected by his defence, in particular Odoffin from then on, although did see Nombe escape to head over from a matter of yards. Had to be alert when Holmes entered the fray around teh hour mark, as the substitute clearly wanted to shoot from anywhere and everywhere, back-pedalling well to tip another cross wide as well. Thrust out a strong glove to repel Hall's low shot when he broke through late on, to ensure he picked up his second clean sheet in three outings and a 13th of his maiden campaign at Kenilworth Road. Photo: David Horn
2. Nigel Lonwijk: 8
One of his better performances in recent weeks as he sped away on the right early on to reach a throughball that split the Millers' defence, but then oddly decided to slide in and put the ball beyond Cann when he could have stayed on his feet and attempted to round the keeper instead, seeing the move cleared away. That aside though, he looked defensively solid throughout the contest, often reading the Rotherham attacks well, often able to stop the pass from reaching its required target. Topped the defensive contributions from anyone who took to the field on the night, as he ensured Luton were able avert the danger when United attacked with more zest in the second period. Photo: David Horn
3. Hakeem Odoffin: 8.5
Back at his former side having won a number of end of season awards at Rotherham last term, showcasing his class when his old team-mates got into some advanced positions. Had a fairly easy first half as he was able to use his pace to prevent any real attacks, although did position himself well when getting his head on Lee’s volley that looked to be flying in. During the second period, Odoffin's desire to keep a clean sheet was there for all to see, throwing his body in front of Gray's effort when he appeared destined to pull one back. Covered well when a late header might have reached a Millers attacker too, as he continues to be a huge member of Town's back four. Photo: David Horn
4. Kal Naismith: 8
Continued his excellent form as he switched to the centre half role to partner Odoffin from the word go with Andersen dropping out of the side. With Johnson moving into midfield from his left back role, it gave Naismith license to sprint forward in possession, making some excellent progress only to get too much on his cross. Quick thinking from a free kick saw the skipper find Morris to his right, the winger picking out Palmer to head home. Used all of his experience to make 10 clearances, doing well in the air too, also wining several pressure-relieving free kicks, particularly in the second period, which didn't impress the home supporters who felt they weren't getting anything. Photo: David Horn