Wolves player ratings vs Luton: Two 8's and a two 6's following important win
Matt Maher gives the player ratings vs Luton


Jose Sa
Saved early from Ross Barkley but was then largely untroubled until Carlton Morris brought Luton back into it. Has had far busier days.
Assured 7
Nelson Semedo
Performed pretty well as an emergency centre-back and should have got his name on the scoresheet when he went clear in the second half.
Miss 7
Max Kilman
Outmuscled by Morris in the early stages but once Wolves were ahead the Luton striker was well shackled, before breaking loose to score.
Solid 7
Toti Gomes
Capped a solid display with just his second Premier League goal for Wolves. Outjumped by Morris for the header sent straight at Sa at 0-0.
Goal 7
Matt Doherty
Involved in some of Wolves’ best moments. Sent Semedo in behind during the second half with a nice pass. Better than recent performances.
Moments 6
Joao Gomes
Another player who rebounded from a disappointing performance against Bournemouth. Picked up a needless booking but much better on the ball.
Neater 7
Mario Lemina
Created the one moment of quality in the opening 38 minutes with a pass in behind for Hwang. Provided the cross for Toti’s winner.
Creative 8
Boubacar Traore
Backed up his performance against Arsenal with an even better one here. No shortage of energy. Helped Wolves dominate the middle of the park.
Energy 8
Rayan Ait-Nouri
Looked Wolves’ most likely outlet in the opening stages but didn’t quite make the most of some decent positions.
Frustrated 6
Matheus Cunha
Played a major part in the opener when he overpowered Burke. Always looking to cause problems, though sometimes his work lacked finesse.
Lively 7
Hwang Hee-chan
Perhaps should have done better when sent through by Lemina and then saw his finish for the goal take a helpful deflection. But this was a good showing.
Opener 7
Substitutes
Pablo Sarabia (for Cunha, 76), Huge Bueno (for Ait-Nouri, 85) Subs not used: Doyle, Gonzalez, Barnett, Okoduwa, Chirewa, Fraser, Bentley (gk).
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