Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v Grimsby after FA Cup win

In reality the goalkeeper was never properly tested and he dealt with the conditions well by making smart decisions.

Smart: 6

Jackson Tchatchoua

The defender did well enough on the day and offered an attacking threat in the second half, when many were concerned about his inclusion.

Did well: 6

Yerson Mosquera

Mosquera enjoyed getting involved in some scraps and being the pantomime villain, as he helped maintain the clean sheet.

Fighter: 6

Santi Bueno

The centre-back took his winning goal very well with a moment of quality and was good in the air defensively.

Goalscorer: 7

Ladislav Krejci

A strong enough display from Krejci, who was quick to clear his lines and took no nonsense on the day.

Strong: 6

David Moller Wolfe

Wolfe could have been involved more offensively, but held firm defensively when the conditions were particularly difficult to play in.

Held firm: 6

Andre

When it was difficult to look after the ball and find passes, Andre was good in possession and showed the right character.

Character: 6

Joao Gomes

The midfielder did particularly well in the second half with his attacks down the right channel, where he set up the winner.

Assist: 7

Mateus Mane

It was not the teenager's brightest game and he was fairly quiet at times, but he kept plugging away for that one big moment.

Tried: 6

Adam Armstrong

Armstrong worked hard and tried to make a difference, but lacked some quality in the final third and missed one big chance in particular.

Hard worker: 5

Tolu Arokodare

The big striker also worked hard in search of a big moment in front of goal, but was unable to keep hold of the ball.

Beaten: 5

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (for Andre, 88).

Subs not used: Bentley, Doherty, Lima, R.Gomes, H.Bueno, Rawlings, A.Gomes, Edozie.