Nathan Judah's Wolves player ratings vs Burnley as one gets an 8 and another 4
Nathan Judah gives his Wolves player ratings following the 1-1 draw with Burnley at Turf Moor.


Jose Sa - 8
Has had some tough games this season, but Sa was at his best here. Was strong when he needed to be and made several important saves - MOTM
Max Kilman - 5
Wasn't himself and will be a little disappointed with his positioning for Burnley's goal. Wolves needed more from their skipper
Toti - 6
Worked hard but gave the ball away too many times in bad positions, defended too deep on occasion
Hugo Bueno - 5
Back in the side and did ok. Still too susceptible defensively and needs to be stronger in the tackle
Nelson Semedo - 5
Been one of Wolves' better players this season, but this seemed a game too far. A tired display and caught napping for Burnley's opener
Matt Doherty - 6
A surprise start in a hybrid right-wing/wing-back role. A nicely cushioned header into Joao Gomes could have resulted in the winner. Steady overall
Joao Gomes - 6
Covered plenty of ground, but looked hampered by a foot injury picked up in the first half. Kept to his task well and worked hard
Mario Lemina - 6
Back in his preferred central position and looked far more comfortable. Didn't impact the game as much as normal, saw his header flash wide in the second-half
Rayan Ait Nouri - 7
Another positive display from the Algerian and opened the scoring with a lovely cushioned header. But for all his good points, he will rue yet another golden chance that looked harder to miss than score
Leon Chiwome - 4
It's not Chiwome's fault, he's a young lad who is way out of his depth - and that's not surprising. Caught offside too many times and slowed the pace of the game in possession
Pablo Sarabia - 5
Where did you go Pablo? After a great run of form, the Spanish international has been missing in action. Provided the assist for Ait-Nouri, but a night to forget.
Subs: S.Bueno, B.Traore, M.Cunha
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