Wolves player ratings: How we rated the stars in comeback win at Burnley
Cesar Peixoto’s men fought back to beat Burnley.
Wolves come from behind to beat Burnley at Turf Moor on Friday night - here is how we rated Cesar Peixoto’s side.
Jose Sa
Could do little about Vardy’s opener at the second attempt. Otherwise, he was solid between the posts and played his part in an important away win.
Reliable: 7
Jackson Tchatchoua
Beaten down his side by the ball that led to Burnley’s opener, but grew into the game and linked up well with Bellegarde going forward.
Improved: 7
Nasser Djiga
Beaten early on but responded impressively, defending with heart and determination. His full-time celebrations with the travelling supporters showed just how much the win meant.
Resilient: 8
Toti Gomes
Returned to captain Wolves and helped guide them to a crucial away victory. Recovered from the early setback to deliver a strong defensive performance.
Fired up: 7
Ghislain Konan
Made the most of his opportunity, getting forward effectively down the left while battling hard to contain Burnley’s threat. A positive contribution on his chance.
Scrapped: 7
Andre
A steady presence in midfield, helping Wolves gain momentum after the break. Made several important interventions and helped provide the platform for the comeback.
Dependable: 7
Marshall Munetsi
Grew into the contest on his return to the starting XI, producing some crucial tackles around the edge of the box during the second half.
Combative: 8
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Improved as the game progressed, causing Burnley problems down the right. His direct running and attacking intent made life increasingly difficult for the home side.
Dangerous: 7
Fer Lopez
Answered Wolves’ call for a goal once again with a superb finish to level the scores. Instrumental throughout, he provided the spark for the comeback.
Influential: 8
Rafiki Said
Pressed aggressively to win possession and help create Wolves’ equaliser. Took the fight to Kyle Walker and proved a persistent threat with his direct approach.
Fearless: 7
Sean Neave
Worked tirelessly up front, linking play intelligently and giving Wolves an outlet. Played a key role in the equaliser with his relentless pressing and movement.
Tireless: 8
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