Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Liverpool as record broken for winless start
Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance following defeat to Liverpool.
Jose Sa
The goalkeeper was not at fault for either goal and did make some good saves, but still makes mistakes with his distribution.
Mixed afternoon: 5
Matt Doherty
The experienced defender struggled on the day, was not as good in possession and was caught out defensively a few times.
Struggled: 4
Yerson Mosquera
The defender had a better second and carried the ball out of defence well, despite his erratic behaviour.
Erratic: 5
Santi Bueno
Alongside his goal, S.Bueno had a good second half, was calmer in possession and did well defensively.
Goalscorer: 6
Ladislav Krejci
Krejci has struggled of late and did not cover himself in glory for the second goal, but was better after the break.
Better: 5
Hugo Bueno
Back in the side after injury and H.Bueno did poorly for the opening goal and struggled overall for any impact in the game.
Poor: 4
Andre
Andre was poor in the first half but much better on and off the ball in the second. He helped dictate the game.
Dictate: 6
Joao Gomes
J.Gomes was off the pace in the first 45 and played a part in the opening goal, but was far more on it in the second half.
Improved: 6
Mateus Mane
The young forward was given a chance and definitely took it with a positive, forward-thinking approach.
Chance: 6
Hwang Hee-chan
Hwang was too quiet when Wolves needed him to offer more in the first half. The set-up did not work and he was swiftly taken off.
Quiet: 4
Tolu Arokodare
The big forward put himself about and was a nuisance at times, even if sometimes he does lack quality. His header also led to the goal.
Strong: 5
Substitutes
Jackson Tchatchoua (for Doherty, 62), 5, David Moller Wolfe (for H.Bueno, 62), 5, Jorgen Strand Larsen (for Hwang, 62), 4, Jhon Arias (for Mosquera, 79).
Subs not used: Johnstone, Hoever, Rawlings, Gonzalez, Lopez.
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