Liam Keen's player ratings v Nottingham Forest as losing run comes to an end

When called upon, the goalkeeper made the saves to keep Wolves in the game and his late stop to deny Morato was tremendous.

Saves: 7

Rodrigo Gomes

R.Gomes is always full of energy, but lacked a lot of quality on the day in his worst performance for some time.

No quality: 4

Yerson Mosquera

There were no big errors from the centre-back, but he still does not fill his team-mates with confidence following erratic decisions.

Erratic: 5

Santi Bueno

S.Bueno stood up to the physical presence of Lucca fairly well and put his body on the line to keep the clean sheet.

Fighter: 6

Ladislav Krejci

Krejci gave Wolves balance and was solid enough in possession, against some tricky wide players looking to get in behind.

Solid: 6

Hugo Bueno

The left-wing-back has been pretty consistent but had a poor game in and out of possession at the City Ground.

Poor: 4

Joao Gomes

J.Gomes had a terrible first half and was giving the ball away regularly. He did slightly better in the second half and was more energetic.

Mixed evening: 5

Angel Gomes

The new signing was very quiet in the first half, but was more involved in the second half as he tried to get on the ball.

Quiet: 5

Mateus Mane

The teenager also had a quiet first half but came alive in the second and had a golden chance to win it for Wolves at the death.

Golden chance: 6

Adam Armstrong

Armstrong struggled to get involved and was unable to make an impact in the final third, as Wolves failed to create chances.

Struggled: 4

Tolu Arokodare

The towering striker lost a lot of the physical battles and was isolated throughout the fixture, as he was unable to hold the ball up.

Lost battles: 4

Jackson Tchatchoua (for R.Gomes, 60), 6, David Moller Wolfe (for H.Bueno, 60), 5, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (for A.Gomes, 78).

Subs not used: Johnstone, Doherty, Lima, Sutherland, Rawlings, Edozie.