Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Man City as four get 4/10
Following the defeat to Manchester City, Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance.


Jose Sa - 5
Despite conceding five goals, the goalkeeper did make a handful of good saves to prevent further embarrassment for Wolves.
Rayan Ait-Nouri - 5
The defender gave away a penalty that started the rout, but did have some good moments going forward as Wolves tried to get back into the game.
Nelson Semedo - 4
Giving away the second penalty and getting caught out defensively, Semedo had an evening to forget.
Max Kilman - 4
Kilman was pulled all over the place by Haaland and struggled to contain the striker. A difficult day at the office for the skipper.
Toti Gomes - 4
As he gave away possession for the fifth goal, it capped off a disappointing performance from Toti who was consistently out of position.
Hugo Bueno - 5
The defender did little wrong in or out of possession, but also had very little impact on proceedings.
Boubacar Traore - 6
Traore put in some strong tackles and was full of energy, despite chasing City shadows. He at least put in a lot of effort on a difficult day.
Mario Lemina - 5
Off at half-time having struggled to get a grip on the game, Lemina was saved for another day. Not his best display in a Wolves shirt.
Joao Gomes - 5
Gomes was also full of energy but too poor in possession. He gave the ball away too many times and put pressure on his defence.
Matheus Cunha - 4
Cunha gave the ball away for the second goal and was very poor in possession. He was frustrated with his team-mates, but failed to impact the game himself.
Hwang Hee-chan - 6
Hwang was quiet throughout and looked isolated up front, but he worked hard for the team and scored a good goal.
Substitutes
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (for M.Lemina, 45), 5, Santi Bueno (for H.Bueno, 71), 5, Pablo Sarabia (for Cunha, 76), Tawanda Chirewa (for Hwang, 87).
Subs not used: Bentley, Okoduwa, Doherty, Gonzalez, Fraser.
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