Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Arsenal after dramatic late equaliser
Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance following the draw with Arsenal.
Jose Sa
The goalkeeper was unconvincing with the ball at his feet and often put his own team under pressure.
Unconvincing: 5
Jackson Tchatchoua
The wing-back got into good areas in the second half but did nothing with it. In fact, he made so many errors in possession that Wolves felt the strain.
Poor: 4
Yerson Mosquera
Mosquera battled away throughout the game, but made too many errors and had a hand in the second goal.
Mistakes: 5
Santi Bueno
S.Bueno made several important blocks and tackles and he continued his impressive form of late with a strong display.
Strong: 7
Ladislav Krejci
Krejci was nervy in possession at times, but grew into the game and was stronger in the second half.
Improved: 6
Hugo Bueno
The wing-back should have stepped out for the second goal and played Hincapie onside, but he made up for it with a spectacular goal.
Goalscorer: 7
Andre
Andre lost control of the game at times in the first half and played some poor passes, but grew into it with a better second half.
Better: 6
A.Gomes
The midfielder lasted just over 20 minutes before going off with a knock and during that time on the pitch he struggled.
Struggled: 5
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Bellegarde worked hard throughout but had a difficult first half, before an industrious second. He lacked some quality at times.
Mixed evening: 6
Mateus Mane
A quiet first half was followed by an impressive second, as the teenager was at the heart of everything Wolves did well.
Magic: 7
Adam Armstrong
The striker was very quiet in the first half, but was able to be more of a nuisance in the second as he made more of an impact.
Quiet: 6
Tolu Arokodare (for A.Gomes, 21), 5, Rodrigo Gomes (for Tchatchoua, 70), 6, Tom Edozie (for Bellegarde, 84), 7.
Subs not used: Johnstone, Doherty, Lima, Wolfe, Rawlings, J.Gomes.
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