Hatters Rated: Woking v Luton Town

Jonathan Smith: 6.5 - Combative midfielder put in a real shift in the middle but was too rushed with his distribution.

Steve McNulty: 7 - Dominant centre-half rose to the occasion as Woking peppered Town’s defence with long balls late on.

Anthony Charles: 6.5 - Returning centre-half was targeted by Woking throughout but grew stronger as the game went on.

Jake Howells: 8 - Griffiths late injury forced Howells to play at full-back, but stood up well to Woking’s pressure as they targeted him and Charles throughout.

David Martin: 6.5 - Winger made a few piercing runs and also got back to good effect.

Mark Cullen: 7 - Diminutive striker took his goal well and made a real nuisance of himself.

Shaun Whalley: 7 - At his best when running at opposition players and could have had two penalties.

Matt Robinson: 6.5 - Showed some nice touches when he got on the ball, but too much on the periphery.

Ronnie Henry: 6.5 - Skipper quietly went about his business and made some important interventions when needed.

Paul Benson: 6.5 - Slightly out of sorts as several intelligent touches just failed to come off.

Andre Gray (sub): 6 - Pace and power caused Woking some problems, but Luton were largely on the back foot.

Andy Parry (sub): 6 - Brought on to add some extra steel to the midfield.

Ratings by Mark Wood