Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v West Ham after terrible defeat

The goalkeeper did not cover himself in glory for any of the goals, but did make some good saves. He was not at fault for the defeat, but did not impress.

Unimpressive: 5

Jackson Tchatchoua

The defender failed to stop the cross for the first goal and made consistent errors throughout the game in another disappointing performance.

Mistakes: 4

Yerson Mosquera

Mosquera managed to get himself suspended, play incredibly poorly and defend badly for three of the goals in his most frustrating performance for some time.

Shocking: 3

Santi Bueno

The best of the three centre-backs, S.Bueno put his body on the line and tried his best to keep Wolves in the game.

Fighter: 5

Ladislav Krejci

Krejci played a part in two of the goals and was far below his usual standards. He has to improve his defending from set pieces.

Poor: 4

Hugo Bueno

The wing-back did fairly well going forward and tried to create, but struggled at times defensively as the hosts posed a threat.

Tried: 5

Andre

Aside from a few sloppy moments in possession, Andre had enough control to give Wolves a focal point in midfield.

Passer: 5

Joao Gomes

J.Gomes was ineffective all evening and gave the ball away poorly for the quickfire third goal that killed off the contest.

Ineffective: 4

Angel Gomes

Coming into the team, A.Gomes had some good moments in the first half in possession but was outmuscled too easily.

Weak: 5

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde

Bellegarde got into some good positions but was too quiet throughout the game, when Wolves needed him to have an attacking impact.

Quiet: 5

Adam Armstrong

Armstrong worked hard and kept plugging away, but ultimately he was isolated and had very little impact.

Isolated: 5

Substitutes

Mateus Mane (for Bellegarde, 61), 4, Rodrigo Gomes (for A.Gomes, 61), 5, Hwang Hee-chan (for Mosquera, 71), 5, Tolu Arokodare (for Armstrong, 71), 5, Tom Edozie (for J.Gomes, 85).

Subs not used: Bentley, Toti, Lima, Wolfe.