Nathan Jones says his side were outbattled, outfought, outran and "out-Luton'd" by Bristol City as he questioned his side's desire in defeat.
Luton manager Jones admitted Nigel Pearson's Robins were by far the better team in the opening 45 minutes while they needed Mark Sykes' sending off in the second period to help try and get them back into the contest.
Luton looked far from the playoff hopefuls they were last season and were forced to wait until the 71st minute before their first of two shots on target. The second came in the dying embers of the game when Dan Bentley scrambled across his goal to maintain City's first clean sheet on the season.
