Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Burnley following latest dismal defeat

The goalkeeper was in no man's land for the first goal and came under fire for his uninspiring performance.

Uninspiring: 5

Ki-Jana Hoever

The defender was given a big chance in the starting XI but did not take it, with one terrible mistake for Burnley's second.

Errors: 4

Santi Bueno

The centre-back was beaten too easily for Burnley's second and was particularly disappointing after recent good displays.

Disappointing: 4

Ladislav Krejci

The best of the summer signings had his worst performance yet with a mistake for the first goal and several other errors.

Mistakes: 4

Hugo Bueno

Bueno was one of Wolves' better players and did well going forward, offering a constant threat as Wolves tried to win the game.

Threat: 6

Andre

The midfielder was tidy on the ball at times but was often too negative in his passing, although him coming off was a surprise.

Negative: 5

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde

Bellegarde had a poor first half, aside from his cross for the equaliser, but had a much better second half as he pushed Wolves forward.

Improved: 6

Marshall Munetsi

The midfielder worked hard and got an important goal that should have helped Wolves get some points.

Goalscorer: 6

Rodrigo Gomes

For a young lad, R.Gomes showed impressive character and was Wolves' most dangerous player on the day.

Dangerous: 6

Jhon Arias

Another poor and quiet display from the summer signing, who is doing nowhere near enough to warrant his transfer fee.

Quiet: 5

Jorgen Strand Larsen

Larsen's penalty and assist for the equaliser showed he was involved in the key moments, but he is also still not quite right following his Achilles injury.

Involved: 6

Substitutes

Joao Gomes (for Andre, 68), 6, Hwang Hee-chan (for Arias, 68), 5, Jackson Tchatchoua (for Hoever, 76), David Moller Wolfe (for H.Bueno, 84), Tolu Arokodare (for Munetsi, 84).

Subs not used: Sa, Agbadou, Toti, Lopez.