Luton did the double over struggling Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday, running out 3-1 winners. After falling behind to a first half penalty, late goals from George Moncur, Kazenga LuaLu and Elijah Adebayo saw the Hatters hit back to deservedly triumph. To find out how the visitors rated on the afternoon, see below.
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Luton's players celebrate with Elijah Adebayo after the forward made it 3-1 on Saturday
. Simon Sluga: 6.5
Handling was pretty exemplary throughout after last weekend’s blip, gathering some low shots with real authority. Faced a third penalty in as many games and might have felt he should have saved it too.
. James Bree: 4
Struggled on the right hand side as up against a physical Wycombe outfit he couldn’t ever really get to grips with the task. Poor delivery when the odd opportunity arose saw him taken off early in the second half.
. Kal Naismith: 6.5
Carried on his left back role after moving there against Barnsley and defended solidly for large parts of the encounter. Caught out by Muskwe's run for the penalty, but made some decent forward advances when possible.
. Matty Pearson: 6
Solid enough showing up against an imposing attacker in Ikpeazu, although felt he was fouled in the lead-up to the penalty. Rushed and over-hit distribution in the first half was a major reason why Town struggled to get a foothold.
. Sonny Bradley: 7
First start for the skipper since February due to injury and it allowed Luton to have more of a settled back four. Did well to limit the Chairboys threats from set-pieces during the first period as red card made things easier after the break.
. Ryan Tunnicliffe: 4
Couldn’t have any kind of influence on proceedings in a tough first half for the Hatters, having precious few touches of the ball and giving it away more often than not. Replaced at the break as Jones shuffled things around.
1. Simon Sluga: 6.5
Handling was pretty exemplary throughout after last weekend’s blip, gathering some low shots with real authority. Faced a third penalty in as many games and might have felt he should have saved it too.
2. James Bree: 4
Struggled on the right hand side as up against a physical Wycombe outfit he couldn’t ever really get to grips with the task. Poor delivery when the odd opportunity arose saw him taken off early in the second half.
3. Kal Naismith: 6.5
Carried on his left back role after moving there against Barnsley and defended solidly for large parts of the encounter. Caught out by Muskwe's run for the penalty, but made some decent forward advances when possible.
4. Matty Pearson: 6
Solid enough showing up against an imposing attacker in Ikpeazu, although felt he was fouled in the lead-up to the penalty. Rushed and over-hit distribution in the first half was a major reason why Town struggled to get a foothold.