One man stands above the rest - Wolves v Cardiff fan ratings
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In a new feature this season, Wolves fans gave each of the players a rating after Saturday afternoon’s 3-0 victory over Cardiff - here are the results.
Jose Sa
A much better display from Wolves’ Portuguese No.1. Saved all nine of Cardiff’s shots on target, though was rescued by the offside flag the one time he did spill.
Top grade: 7 (36 per cent)
Kieran Trippier
After failing to make 14 corners count against Watford, finally landed one just where he wanted as Krejci headed home the third goal.
Top grade: 7 (42 per cent)
Yerson Mosquera
Fans were divided between a 6 (34 per cent) and a 7, with a clean sheet helping the latter just win out.
Top grade: 7 (37.5 per cent)
Ladislav Krejci
Increasingly a key figure for Cesar Peixoto after a turbulent summer for the Czechia captain. Thirty-one per cent voted for an 8.
Top grade: 7 (48 per cent)
Hugo Bueno
Supporters were impressed with the left-back. Awarded a 7, but 31 per cent gave him an 8 and 18 per cent voted for a 9.
Top grade: 7 (39 per cent)
Andre
Another match, another 7 grade for the Brazilian midfielder, who was once again a dependable presence in the middle of the park.
Top grade: 7 (54.5 per cent)
Marshall Munetsi
Fans yet again divided between a 5 (18 per cent), a 6 and a 7 (27 per cent). What is clear though is that Peixoto likes him next to Andre.
Top grade: 6 (39 per cent)
Fer Lopez
Back in the starting XI with a slight change of position, but still the talisman Wolves fans have become to expect this season - scored the opener.
Top grade: 8 (50 per cent)
Jordan James
Retained his position ahead of Andre and Munetsi, forcing Lopez to operate wider. It looked an excellent combination until injury hit.
Top grade: 6 (35 per cent)
Rafiki Said
A bundle of energy on the left, though probably should have scored when he was presented with a chance on a plate by the Cardiff goalkeeper.
Top grade: 7 (46 per cent)
Adam Armstrong
Led the line well again and headed home his second goal in as many games. Fantastic response since returning from injury.
Top grade: 7 (50 per cent)
Substitutes
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (for James, 36)
Not as influential as he was from the start against Watford the week before.
Top grade: 6 (40 per cent)
Rodrigo Gomes (for Lopez, 66)
Chances to score on his return from injury. His pace wreaked havoc with the Cardiff backline.
Top grade: 6 (44 per cent)
Other subs: Tommy Doyle (for Andre, 76) 6; Tawanda Chirewa (for Armstrong, 76) 5.
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