Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Crystal Palace after defeat in the capital

The goalkeeper did little wrong and actually had little to do on the day, despite the defeat.

Quiet: 6

Jackson Tchatchoua

It was one of Tchatchoua's more solid displays, as he offered an attacking threat and made few errors. He could have done better in the build-up to the winner, however.

Solid: 6

Yerson Mosquera

Steady and battling, Mosquera did his job without any thrills or spills. Not a vintage performance, but pragmatic.

Pragmatic: 6

Santi Bueno

S.Bueno made plenty of good tackles and blocks and worked hard to secure Wolves a point, and was unfortunate not to.

Fighter: 6

Ladislav Krejci

Krejci was having a decent performance and regardless of whether his two yellow cards were slightly harsh, he gave the referee a decision to make with a needless act.

Sent off: 4

Hugo Bueno

The left-wing-back offered a good attacking threat and did well defensively to nullify Palace's strong attack down their right.

Strong: 6

Andre

Andre was very good on and off the ball, but lost a little bit of control of the game in the second half as Wolves sat back.

Control: 6

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde

Bellegarde was one of Wolves' better players on the day and was very effective at carrying the ball and linking midfield and attack.

Threat: 7

Mateus Mane

Mane won the penalty and was an attacking threat throughout the game, despite a quieter end as Wolves defended.

Attacking: 7

Adam Armstrong

Armstrong was very good in possession, linked-up well with those around him and worked extremely hard for the team.

Hard worker: 7

Tolu Arokodare

The striker struggled to get involved in the game and when he had his moment from the penalty spot, he delivered a terrible effort.

Penalty miss: 4

David Moller Wolfe (for Armstrong, 63), 6, Joao Gomes (for Bellegarde, 87), Angel Gomes (for Mosquera, 92).

Subs not used: Johnstone, Toti, Doherty, Lima, R.Gomes, Edozie.