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.
5. Joe Johnson: 7.5
Restored to the team after his efforts at Mansfield on Saturday and he stepped up to the task once more, giving Luton a far more solid start than they had experienced at the weekend, scoring early themselves this time, rather than trailing 2-0 after half an hour. His ability to take possession in his stride and switch positions into midfield, allowed his team-mates space to move into as well, which gave Luton more strings to their bow in an attacking sense. Nous was on display when occasionally hemmed in, able to take the contact and go down, as he will fancy staying in the side for the final two games of the regular season now. Photo: Andy Fitzsimons
6. Shayden Morris: 8
Kept his place to start a second successive league game for only the fourth time this season and it worked a treat, as with just eight minutes gone, he held his run to collect van den Berg's pass, picking out the unmarked Palmer for the opener. Took up a good position when Luton won a free kick as well, making the most of the space in front of him to whip over a delicious cross that saw Palmer rise highest to head in and double the visitors' advantage. A number of exciting forays before the interval, but tired after the break and was replaced with an hour gone, so the challenge will be if he can go again on Saturday when Barnsley are in town. Photo: David Horn
7. Liam Walsh: 8.5
In such a consistently rich spell of high-class form at the moment, as on the ball he is really purring for the Hatters, demanding possession from his team-mates and almost always taking the right option, which isn't necessarily the easiest one either. Looks forward to try and thread his passes through to a team-mate, one in the second period that saw Lawrence get clear and have a go, while took aim with an effort of his own, only to drag wide. Got through plenty of work as he tracked back when he had to, Luton getting far tighter to the opposition than they had at the weekend. Off for Saville with 15 minutes left to give him a breather and add a bit more steel to the side for the final moments. Photo: David Horn
8. Davy van den Berg: 7.5
Back-to-back league starts for the first time in his brief Luton career, as he did a lot of good things, especially in the first half, playing his part in a hugely dominant opening 45 minutes for the Hatters. His weighted pass allowed Morris to set up the opener, picking just the right time to find his winger who crossed for Palmer to convert. Took up some excellent positions when Luton attacked, but his lack of belief in front of goal was on show once more, scuffing a great opportunity straight at Cann when released through the middle and not taking another chance either. Able to find Lonwijk to his right with a fine pass, while on the hour, and with Rotherham getting on top, he was substituted. Photo: David Horn