Nottingham Forest favourite Chris Cohen admitted Luton Town had to ride their luck at times during their victory over the Reds.
The Hatters secured a 1-0 victory at the City Ground last night as Forest’s three-game unbeaten run came to a halt.
Luton coach Cohen, who spent 11 years with the Reds as a player, faced the media after the game, hailing a “brilliant performance” from his side.
He said: "We were dogged, the keeper [Simon Sluga] was brilliant when he needed to be and then, in front of that, everyone had a really good game.
“There wasn’t one person you could look at from the 90 minutes or the subs that came on that played below-par.
“I thought the boys did everything they could to get a result, at times in the first half we rode our luck a little bit without being under severe pressure but lots of crosses in our box and Glenn Murray had a few chances.
“Second half I thought it was a perfect away performance in terms of getting the goal, having a few chances and we kept the ball against a team that want to build pressure towards the end of the game and we never allowed it.
“I thought there were some magnificent performances all over the pitch.”
