Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Leeds as one gets 2/10
Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance following the defeat to Leeds.


Jose Sa
The goalkeeper was not directly at fault for any of the three goals, but could have done better with each of them.
Poor: 4
Jackson Tchatchoua
The wing-back was industrious and hard working but lacked some quality with his final ball as Wolves chased the game.
Industrious: 5
Emmanuel Agbadou
It was a disastrous afternoon for Agbadou who made another terrible mistake for the third goal and displayed poor body language in the second half.
Disaster: 2
Yerson Mosquera
The defender has to do better for Leeds' opening goal, but he hardly got off the ground as Calvert-Lewin beat him in the air.
Mistake: 3
Toti Gomes
Wolves are lacking leadership on the pitch and captain Toti must step up, but instead there are too many shrinking violets.
No leaders: 4
Rodrigo Gomes
The wing-back put in the effort and desperately tried to make something happen, but was not found enough by his team-mates.
Tried: 5
Ladislav Krejci
The new signing scored a good goal and was overall tidy on the ball when many of his team-mates struggled.
Scored: 6
Joao Gomes
Gomes put his body on the line and was seemingly on his own when trying to drag Wolves back into the game.
Scrapper: 6
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
In a terrible first half for the club, Bellegarde lacked any real quality and was deservedly taken off at half-time.
Lacked quality: 4
Fer Lopez
Lopez got a nice assist for Krejci's goal but gave the ball away too often, before he was also taken off at half-time.
Assist: 5
Tolu Arokodare
The striker held the ball up well on occasions but never got into the game and was technically poor with the ball at his feet.
Quiet: 4
Substitutes
Hugo Bueno (for R.Gomes, 45), 6, Marshall Munetsi (for Bellegarde, 45), 6, Jorgen Strand Larsen (for Lopez, 45), 5, Andre (for Toti, 73), Jhon Arias (for Mosquera, 73).
Subs not used: Johnstone, S.Bueno, Hoever, Hwang.
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