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.
13. Jacob Brown (SUB): 6
Buoyed by his goal from the midweek draw with Plymouth, the forward gave Luton some extra pace and a threat in behind when he was part of a triple substitution made by Bloomfield for the second period. Not afraid to have a pop as he won an early corner and tried to be a nuisance in the box but the ball just wouldn't drop for him. Led a few counters for the Hatters in the closing stages but unfortunately they couldn't lead to a goal, usually snuffed out by a dominant Hornets defence or the final pass going astray. Pushing for a start upfront now. Photo: David Horn
14. Shandon Baptiste (SUB): 4.5
Brought on the break as Bloomfield opted to make some major surgery to his side at the midway point, showing his passing range with the odd excellent crossfield ball out to the flanks. However, continues to frustrate as his body let him down once more, picking up yet another injury just 20 minutes after coming on and had to be replaced by Bowler as the visiting fans made their displeasure known. Photo: David Horn
15. Josh Bowler (SUB): 5.5
Not getting the game time he would have hoped for since moving to Kenilworth Road in the transfer window, as he was only brought on when Baptiste couldn't continue with 20 minutes left. Looked busy but Watford were able to keep him at arm's length during the closing stages, ensuring the Hatters left pointless once more. With results needed, then he will be hoping to earn more of an opportunity during the run-in. Photo: David Horn
16. Elijah Adebayo (SUB): 4
Had the final seven minutes plus stoppage time with Morris going off but summed up Town's efforts on the day, failing to control a simple pass forward as the ball rebounded off him and bounced away, one of the four touches he was restricted to. Photo: David Horn