FA Cup: Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Liverpool after Molineux defeat

The goalkeeper did not do anything particularly wrong for the goals but he was unconvincing from set pieces and did not fill his defence with confidence.

Unconvincing: 5

Jackson Tchatchoua

Tchatchoua was poor in possession and defensively he was pulled all over the place by Andy Robertson, who had a hand in two goals.

Poor: 4

Yerson Mosquera

The defender kept battling but he was caught out of position on a few occasions when his team needed him to be more disciplined.

Caught out: 5

Santi Bueno

S.Bueno was the best of the centre-backs with a fairly organised display and he has been very consistent.

Consistent: 6

Toti Gomes

Toti's positioning left a lot to be desired for the second goal and the defender was unable to keep Wolves in the game.

Mistake: 5

Hugo Bueno

The left-wing-back offered an outlet going forward and was solid defensively on the whole as he also continues to play consistently.

Outlet: 6

Joao Gomes

The midfielder kept on battling and fighting throughout the game, when players around him were struggling for an impact.

Fighter: 6

Angel Gomes

The loanee struggled to offer anything on or off the ball throughout the game and was a passenger at times, despite his clear technical ability.

Struggled: 5

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde

Bellegarde kept trying to have an impact but failed to make his mark, when Wolves needed him to break through the lines.

Failed: 5

Mateus Mane

The star teenager has been a revelation this season, but looked out on his feet and as a result, he kept making mistakes on and off the ball.

Tired: 4

Tolu Arokodare

The striker offered little as an outlet, did not hold the ball up and frustrated the home fans with his consistent mistakes.

Quiet: 4

Adam Armstrong (for A.Gomes, 61), 5, Rodrigo Gomes (for Toti, 75), Hwang Hee-chan (for Arokodare, 75), David Moller Wolfe (for H.Bueno, 88).

Subs not used: Bentley, Krejci, Doherty, Lima, Edozie.