I think everyone, dealt well with what they had because they’re a good team. “We are disappointed we didn’t get a clean sheet. I think the reaction from us was very good.

It’s something we need to go away and look at to make sure it doesn’t happen again. “As a defender, conceding from a set-piece is disappointing and we should be doing better with that. Overall, we had the better chances and I think we played well and maybe deserved a bit more,” he said. “We conceded from a set play and maybe should’ve done better than that. So a point was the least Luton deserved, but Burke’s reaction to restricting the output of such a talented and expensive side speaks volumes to the the evolution process that is taking place at Luton. I was far away from it and couldn’t see much, but it did look like a foul.” Because it’s inside the box, it gives the referee and decision to make and maybe it wasn’t the right one. And, if the referee hadn’t bottled given a penalty for Joe Bryan’s barge in the back of Fred Onyedinma late on then it could’ve been even better than a point.īoss Nathan Jones said it was a clear penalty, while defender Reece Burke added: “From my view, I think if it’s outside the box, it may be given. I expected nothing, and got an impressive performance. Pessimists and realists alike might’ve been hard pressed to predict anything favourable for Luton. A top performance but disappointment at the result is a positiveįulham arrived at Kenilworth Road as the Championship winners elect on account of averaging two goals a game, having the deadliest striker the division, in Aleksander Mitrovic, and one of the most miserly defences.Kal Naismith pleads his case to referee Thomas Bramall with Aleksander Mitrovic rolling around on the Kenilworth Road turf. Here are six spoonfuls of sugar we can take from holding the Championship leaders.

Luton held Fulham to a point at Kenilworth Road on Saturday after coming from a goal behind with a goal from top scorer Elijah Adebayo.

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