Nottingham Forest stretched their unbeaten run to four games as they came from behind to draw 1-1 at Luton Town.
The visitors fell behind in a poor first half, with Glen Rea opening the scoring in the 22nd minute.
They then found themselves down to 10 men just before the break, when Nicholas Ioannou was handed a straight red card for a challenge on Martin Cranie.
But they fought back in the second half, with a Rea own goal, under pressure from Ryan Yates, levelling the scores.
Here’s how Reds reporter Sarah Clapson rated the Forest players at Kenilworth Road.
Brice Samba: Let down by those in front of him for the opener. Made a big save at the end to keep out Jordan Clark for what would have been a winner. Rating: 6/10
Cyrus Christie: Didn’t look particularly comfortable defensively. Lovely cross for the equaliser, though. Need more of that. Could do with both full-backs pushing forward more. Rating: 5/10
Tobias Figueiredo: Sloppy defending all round from the Reds for the opening goal, as a set-piece again proved Forest’s downfall. Something which needs working on. Rating: 6/10
Scott McKenna: A beast at the back. Has settled right into the Forest back line and is proving to be a very good addition. A big voice on the pitch, too. Rating: 6/10
Nicholas Ioannou: Red card seemed debatable. Got the ball but caught his man on the follow through. Gave the referee a decision to make, though, and left his team in the lurch. Rating: 4/10
Jack Colback: Just hasn’t got going yet. Dominated games in his previous spell at the club, but currently a long way off the level he’s capable of. Rating: 5/10
Ryan Yates: Thought he’d got his first goal of the season, but the equaliser will go down as an own goal. Put Glen Rea under pressure, though, to force him to put through his own net. Rating: 6.5/10
Anthony Knockaert: Just oozes class. Showed some lovely touches and made some fine passes. Always offered an outlet. Once he gets going, he could be a force. Rating: 6.5/10
Joe Lolley: Improved in the second half when the visitors were down to 10 men. Kept trying to force something and showed a lot of fight, even if the final ball wasn’t quite there at times. Rating: 6/10
Sammy Ameobi: Struggled to make an impact. As a team Forest lacked creativity in first 45 minutes. Just didn’t click’ Rating: 5.5/10
Lyle Taylor: Had his work cut out, given a distinct lack of service. Almost got on the end of a few decent balls, but it was hard going. Showed incredible work-rate. Rating: 6/10
Subs: Carl Jenkinson (for Ameobi, 46): Not his natural position, but settled in at left-back reasonably well. A decent 45 minutes. Rating: 6/10
Subs not used: Smith, Mbe Soh, Freeman, Mighten, Guerrero, Sow.
