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Luton Town will continue to monitor Tahith Chong after he fell to the ground moments after a clash of heads during their 2-1 defeat by Plymouth.

The incident happened near the end of the first half at Home Park and the winger needed treatment from medical staff before he was able to leave the pitch.

Chong, who joined Luton from Manchester United last year, was replaced by Jacob Brown for the second half.

"It was a bit of bump on the head, but he's up and walking round fine, so we'll have to see what that means with Tuesday's game in mind," boss Rob Edwards told ´óÏó´«Ã½ Three Counties Radio.

Chong was not the only Luton casualty during the match, with defender Teden Mengi going off in the first half and his replacement, Mads Andersen, having to be substituted himself in the 58th minute.

"I don't know the extent of them at the moment, Tends is his knee, Mads felt his hamstring," said Edwards.

Defeat by Wayne Rooney's Argyle left Luton 16th in the Championship, with seven points from seven games following last season's relegation from the Premier League.

They are at home to Oxford United on Tuesday evening.