Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Man United after latest defeat
Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance following the defeat to Manchester United.
Sam Johnstone
The goalkeeper should have done better with the first goal and conceded four on a night to forget.
More needed: 5
Ki-Jana Hoever
The defender was caught out on several occasions and never looked comfortable with a weak and nervy performance.
Nervy: 4
Yerson Mosquera
Mosquera had some shaky moments and was often more focused on scrapping opponents than the result.
Erratic: 5
Emmanuel Agbadou
Agbadou's passing has improved in recent weeks but he was back to making silly mistakes and unnecessary decisions.
Passing: 5
Toti Gomes
Toti is in a better place at the moment and did well to clear a Cunha shot off the line.
Better: 6
David Moller Wolfe
Wolfe was solid enough in and out of possession and did not make any major mistakes that led to any difficulties for Wolves.
Solid: 6
Andre
The midfielder made a terrible mistake for the opening goal and never really recovered with a disappointing performance.
Mistake: 5
Ladislav Krejci
Krejci was incredibly quiet. Wolves needed him to get stuck in, win tackles and bring the energy but the game passed him by.
Quiet: 5
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Bellegarde scored a good goal in a threatening performance, but his injury was a blow to the team.
Goalscorer: 6
Jhon Arias
Arias took too long on the ball, gave it away consistently and could not pick any passes. Taking him off was necessary.
Poor: 4
Jorgen Strand Larsen
Larsen was isolated, but was unable to have any impact when he was on the ball, and he cut an extremely frustrated figure.
Frustrated: 4
Substitutes
Fer Lopez (for Bellegarde, 54), 6, Hugo Bueno (for Toti, 69), 6, Mateus Mane (for Arias, 69), 5, Tolu Arokodare (for Larsen, 69), 5, Jackson Tchatchoua (for Hoever, 86).
Subs not used: Sa, S.Bueno, Chirewa Hwang.
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