Luton fell to a 2-1 defeat in the Premier League at Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday.
The Hatters trailed late in the first half when Hwang Hee-Chan opened the scoring, before Toti doubled the lead moments after the break with a free header. Late on, Carlton Morris netted to give Town a chance, but they couldn’t find a leveller. To find out how the Luton players rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Jordan Clark: 6.5
Looked like he could have a real impact in the opening stages as he took up some threatening positions and made some clever passes to his team-mates. Released by Burke himself but didn’t get anywhere near enough on his chip as it dribbled through to Sa. Dug out a good cross for Morris's chance, while after the break, he covered round to make a terrific sliding block and prevent Toti from scoring, only to see the Portuguese international head home from the resulting corner. With Wolves on top, he made way for Woodrow. Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS
10. Tahith Chong: 6
Could never quite rediscover the kind of form that has seen him as one of Luton’s most dangerous attacking outlets in recent weeks as he wasn’t ever able to really get at the Wolves defence who kept him on a tight leash. Moved to a deeper wingback role in the second period. which hampered his potential to influence the contest, but did break away to link with Adebayo in the latter stages and also win Luton a free kick that they couldn't quite make anything from. Photo: Richard Heathcote
11. Carlton Morris: 7
Was always looking to get himself on the scoresheet from early on, one fierce shot charged down and another attempt that looped into Sa’s gloves. Best chance saw him put another header too close to Sa from Clark's cross, with the hosts immediately getting the ball forward and taking the lead. After the break, he didn’t have a great deal of support with Wolves on top, but that all changed once Adebayo came on. Good movement in the area saw him acrobatically find the net to give Luton a lifeline with his 10th of the season. Photo: Dan Mullan
12. Cauley Woodrow (SUB): 7
Had a real impact off the bench with 25 minutes to go, as he looked sharp and busy all over the pitch, always looking to get involved in the action. His volley from Doughty's corner was met with cheers from the home fans until it went straight back to his team-mate to cross for Morris’s goal. Another crack from outside the box that went a lot closer soon afterwards, curving just wide of the target. Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS