FA Cup: Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Bristol City as two stars get 8/10
Liam Keen rates the Wolves players on their performance following the FA Cup win over Bristol City.


Sam Johnstone - 6
The goalkeeper did not have a lot to do, but looked a little unconvincing from set pieces and was almost caught out in the final minutes.
Rodrigo Gomes - 8
One of the stars of the show from right-wing-back, R.Gomes put in another excellent display with plenty of attacking threat and another goal.
Matt Doherty - 7
The strongest defender on the day, Doherty was assured, confident, quick and strong. He is in fantastic form.
Santi Bueno - 6
Bueno did nothing particularly wrong and was good on the ball, but has more to do to impress and keep his place.
Emmanuel Agbadou - 6
The new signing was relatively consistent, but made the occasional wayward pass and poor clearance.
Rayan Ait-Nouri - 8
Back in his favoured left-wing-back role, attacking expert Ait-Nouri caused Bristol plenty of problems all afternoon.
Andre - 7
Andre broke the game up nicely and looked after it intelligently. He is one member of a strong midfield partnership.
Joao Gomes - 7
Fellow Brazilian J.Gomes was excellent at carrying the ball forward and breaking the lines, as well as making some key tackles.
Goncalo Guedes - 7
Although he does give the ball away too often and cheaply at times, Guedes created plenty of chances and could have scored himself.
Hwang Hee-chan - 4
The South Korean is out of form again and looks very low on confidence. He spurned good chances in the second half and must do better.
Jorgen Strand Larsen - 5
Larsen worked hard up front but struggled for any impact, in a game he would be expected to dominate in.
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (for Guedes, 75), Pablo Sarabia (for Hwang, 75), Pedro Lima (for R.Gomes, 89), Alfie Pond (for Ait-Nouri, 96).
Subs not used: Bentley, Meupiyou, Doyle, Forbs, Chiwome.
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