Hatters rated v Stockport

Lathaniel Rowe-Turner: 7 – One fine block in the second period epitomised Luton’s newfound defensive solidarity. Still could do with working on his efforts in the final third though.

Steve McNulty: 8 – Becoming a real powerhouse in the heart of the defence as Town look oranised and solid now. Popped up with the all-important goal too.

Jon Shaw: 7 – Good to see him back after injury and gave Town a real aerial presence upfront throughout the evening.

Jake Howells: 7 – On his less favoured flank once more, but is doing everything asked of him at the moment and got in one or two dangerous deliveries.

Simon Ainge: 7 – Went long far too often at times but got the ball down more in the second half and almost netted only to be denied by the woodwork.

Davie Martin: 7.5 – His best game by far for Town. Exuded confidence, ran at his man all evening, just a shame Luton didn’t utilise him more often.

Jonathan Smith: 7.5 - Ran himself into the ground once more and harried the Stockport players. Came close to his second goal in Town colours too but his radar was off.

Andre Gray: Real battering ram upfront for Town as he never gave the visiting defenders a moments rest. Began to pick his passess too in the second period.

Jake Goodman: 7.5 – Will have impressed watching Millwall boss Kenny Jackett, particularly after the break when he used his height to great effect.

Solomon Taiwo: 7.5 – Oozes class on the ball and always happy to receieve possession and find his man. When fully fit, he could be quite an acquisition for Luton

Dan Walker (sub): 6 – Came on to help Town’s attacking at the end, but chose the wrong option on more than one occasion.

Ratings by Mike Simmonds.

For all the latest Luton Town FC news, reports, stats, player profiles, live match updates, MOM poll, prediction table and a complete fixture list, visit our Hatters Microsite.