Luton suffered yet more derby day disappointment on Sunday as they were beaten 2-0 by Watford at Vicarage Road.
The Hatters conceded twice in the opening 25 minutes as although it was better display in the second half from Matt Bloomfield's side, their Championship status took yet another severe blow with defeat. To find out how the Town players rated during the afternoon, see below.
9. Alfie Doughty: 5.5
With Luton on the back foot after conceding first, he couldn't quite get back in time to cut out Chakvetadze's cross that saw Kayembe tap home. Had the odd moment in the first half when he was able to beat his marker on the outside and send over some crosses that led to a few half chances, also opting to drive one goalwards that was punched away by Selvik, the only time the Hornets stopper was really worked in the opening 45 minutes. Had more of the ball after the interval, but set-pieces were disappointing on this occasion, too often either over-hit or ending up far too close to the keeper. Photo: David Horn
10. Lasse Nordas: 5
Forward retained his place upfront for the Hatters, as he went alongside Morris in a new-look partnership that saw Adebayo drop to the bench. Cleaned out by Ngakia early on when he was looking to break through the middle, which led to just a booking for the Watford defender, despite calls for a red. After that though, he was well marshalled, seeing very little of the ball, as his full Championship away debut was ended at half time, one of three players who were taken off. Photo: David Horn
11. Carlton Morris: 5
Once more he toiled away upfront for Luton on yet another day that was tough for the Hatters' attackers on their travels, not seeing much of the ball, especially in a first half that was a tough watch, changing ends 2-0 down with a comeback always appearing unlikely. After the break, his cross was perfect for Jones to miss the target on the volley, as he didn't get the decisions he wanted from the officials, ending up with a booking himself. Off for the closing stages as he looked to have picked up a slight knock to his knee. Photo: David Horn
12. Christ Makosso (SUB): 7
One of the few positives from what was yet another in a long litany of difficult games on the road for Luton this season. Got a surprise first taste of English football when he came on at half time against a Watford side who were on top as despite his tender age, was able to settle down the visitors' defence and ensure the Hornets were kept at bay. Even when he did make a mistake, recovered well to prevent it turning into anything more fatal as he can be impressed with his afternoon's work. Might get some more outings if Town's injuries continue to bite. Photo: David Horn