Luton finally ended their lengthy wait for an away victory when winning 2-1 at Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday.
First half goals from Kal Naismith and Kasey Palmer gave the Hatters a two-goal lead that they held on to until stoppage time, as the Chairboys pulled a consolation back. To find out how the visiting players rated on the afternoon, see below.
9. Jordan Clark: 7
Was well marshalled by the Wycombe midfielders, as he didn't see a great deal of the ball in an attacking sense, although when he did, barely wasted a pass on the afternoon, also displaying his customary excellent chest control to bring possession out of the sky when had found some space. After the break, the midfielder harried and hassled his opponents for the entire second 45 minutes as the visitors made sure they didn't concede that much territory or invite a great deal of pressure on to them for once, as they were able to keep it at 2-0 until virtually the final whistle on this occasion. Photo: David Horn
10. Emilio Lawrence: 8
Still adapting to his left wingback role as he began a fourth League One game in a row, as during the first half, he managed to burst away a few times, cracking in one shot which was deflected behind for the corner that Town took the lead from. Did well defensively as well, winning some important headers and getting a fair share of clearances in, while continued to work hard after the break too. Once Johnson came on and Luton switched to a 4-4-2, then he was able to come into the contest, making some enterprising forays off the wing, slicing well wide after one excellent run. Tried another cross at the death when he should have wound the clock down, but will no doubt learn that. Photo: David Horn
11. Nahki Wells: 7
Forward led the line once more at Adams Park, as he dropped deep to pick the ball up and helped link play, never once misplacing a pass to a team-mate, as Luton were able to counter well during the first half. Just couldn’t get a shot off early on, but then did so afterwards, with Norris making an excellent save to tip over his fierce blast that appeared to be arrowing into the top corner. Restricted to 18 touches in the contest as he didn't really feature in the hosts' penalty area, as the only slight negative from the afternoon was when he had to make way in the closing stages with what looked like a slight injury. Photo: David Horn
12. Devante Cole (SUB): 7
Forward came on for Wells with 17 minutes due to an injury suffered by his team-mate, but put himself about impressively, as following recent matches where Luton have let their advantage slip, on this occasion there were no such concerns, the January signing winning three pressure-relieving free kicks to allow the Hatters to get up the field. Partnered Palmer and then Adebayo late on as Town switched to a front two, something Wilshere hinted he might have a look at again in the future. Photo: David Horn