Luton secured the bragging rights over local rivals Watford with a magnificent 2-0 victory at Kenilworth Road on Saturday.
Gabe Osho opened the scoring in the first half, before Allan Campbell added a late second, as the Hatters claimed all three points on a terrific afternoon for the home supporters.
To find out how the Town players rated on the day, see below.
To find out how the Town players rated on the day, see below.
5. Amari’i Bell: 9
The smoothest of smooth operators on a day of raucous passion from the terraces, he still went about his work in the classy manner he has done all term. Pulled back that trusty left foot to unleash a thunderbolt that swerved narrowly wide early on, the centre half was always keen to receive the ball and ride any challenges that came his way to get Luton up the pitch. Photo: Liam Smith
6. Alfie Doughty: 8
Wingback looked to relish the challenge in front of him from the word go, thriving in the red-hot atmosphere. His throw began the move which saw Town lead, while a late corner was the architect of Luton putting the result beyond doubt too. In between that made some good bursts on the left flank and with a bit more conviction, could have tested Bachmann himself. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Marvelous Nakamba (STAR MAN): 9.5
Easily becoming one of the best loan signings Luton have ever made as his reading of the game was second to none from the word go. In the right place every single time to get the ball off his Watford opponents, making an amazing 10 tackles throughout the contest and kept it neat and tidy too. When he plays, Town just don't concede from open play, it's that simple. Photo: Liam Smith
8. Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu: 9
No-one could have predicted he would be fit enough for the bench, let alone the starting line-up, but there he was! Gave a terrific performance as well, with some real quality for the opening goal, a one-two with Lockyer and then crossing for Osho to do the rest. Almost had a second when his fierce blast was charged down, as had it not, it would have surely shook the old ground to its very foundations. Photo: Liam Smith