Luton saw their hopes of staying in the Premier League ended after a 3-1 defeat at West Ham United on Saturday.
The visitors had taken an early lead through Sambi Lokonga’s header, only to see James Ward-Prowse, Tomas Soucek and George Earthy find the net in the second period to claim all three points for the Hammers. To find out how the Hatters players rated at the London Stadium, see below.
9. Tahith Chong: 7
Carried on where he left off against Everton as he once again just didn't stop running, particularly when the Hatters had their moments of ascendancy, often the one who was able to get on the ball and drive at the home defence during their most threatening periods. One wonderful 70-yard break in the second half to alleviate some pressure won him a free kick, but then saw his attempts at earning another fall on deaf ears and lead to West Ham's second goal. Kept going with some incisive darts on the left, as Town searched in vain for a leveller. Photo: Liam Smith
10. Carlton Morris: 6
Tough afternoon for the forward as he toiled away against the imposing Hammers centre half pairing of Zouma and Ogbonna. Didn't shy away from the physical challenge as he put himself right amongst it, winning another five aerial battles, including one that almost saw Clark nip in for a late goal. With Town finding goalscoring opportunities hard to come by, didn't ever have what could be considered an opportunity to add to his tally of 10 goals this term. Photo: Liam Smith
11. Elijah Adebayo: 7
Looked like he was going to be a real menace in the opening exchanges, as he pulled off his markers to take up a great position, given time and space to drive in a shot that eventually led to Luton's opening goal. Might have had a tap in but for Zouma as he caused the Hammers skipper some real problems in the first period as the two went up against each other. That waned somewhat in the second half when naturally he flagged somewhat due to the heat and lack of game time. Will always be a case of 'what if' he hadn't suffered that hamstring injury. Photo: Liam Smith
12. Jordan Clark (SUB): 6
Came on for Barkley with five minutes of the first half left, but after the break his pass got cut out for the first goal, as he was also unable to get out and close down Ward-Prowse who found the net. Couldn't quite clear his lines as Soucek was able to volley home the second, but went closer than most to pulling one back, Areola out to block with his legs. Photo: Liam Smith