Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Everton after comeback draw

The goalkeeper came for crosses well and commanded his box like he has done in recent weeks.

Commanding: 6

Jackson Tchatchoua

The defender is too negative in his passing and carrying of the ball and it can be frustrating to watch.

Negative: 5

Yerson Mosquera

Mosquera sometimes gets himself involved in some silly situations at times, but he does have ability and is a fighter.

Silly: 6

Santi Bueno

S.Bueno was beaten a bit too easily in the air at times but recovered in the second half.

Beaten: 6

Ladislav Krejci

Krejci needed to be better on the ball but he had a decent enough performance, especially when backs were to the wall.

Decent: 6

Hugo Bueno

The wing-back almost won it at the end with a superb shot and he did well, but needed to get forward a bit more.

Shooter: 6

Joao Gomes

J.Gomes had a hand in the goal with a poor clearance but had a much better second half and got Wolves up the pitch.

Better: 7

Mateus Mane

Another goal for the teenager who continues to impress. He was much better in the second half, too, and is playing without fear.

Goalscorer: 7

Jhon Arias

Arias looked tired and struggled for any impact before coming off at half-time. He deserved to be taken off and his replacement, Andre, had an impact.

Tired: 5

Hwang Hee-chan

Hwang was too quiet in the first half and a bit sloppy in the second, as Wolves struggled for any attacking impact.

Quiet: 5

Tolu Arokodare

The towering striker held the ball up well, particularly in the second half, and played a part in Wolves' resurgence.

Strong: 6

Andre (for Arias, 45), 7, Jorgen Strand Larsen (for Krejci, 68), 7, Pedro Lima (for Hwang, 95).

Subs not used: Johnstone, Doherty, Wolfe, Ojinnaka, Chirewa, Lopez.