Liam Keen's Wolves player ratings v West Ham as one gets 9/10

The goalkeeper had few saves to make but had a strong presence in his box and did well claiming crosses and set pieces.

Commanding: 7

Jackson Tchatchoua

Tchatchoua was solid enough without making many errors, although he needs to offer more in attack and with his crosses.

Solid: 6

Yerson Mosquera

The defender had a shaky start but grew into the game and dealt with everything West Ham had to offer with relative ease.

Improving: 7

Santi Bueno

On his return to the team, S.Bueno was dependable and did well both in the air and on the floor, with and without the ball.

Return: 7

Ladislav Krejci

Some strong tackles and good distribution saw Krejci get Wolves up the pitch quickly at the right times.

Strong: 7

Hugo Bueno

H.Bueno constantly offered an option on the left flank and he was positive, forward-thinking and effective in attacking areas.

Attacking: 7

Joao Gomes

The midfielder was slightly off his usual standards and came off with a knock at half-time. He was not poor, but not at his best.

Off it: 6

Mateus Mane

Involved in all three goals, 18-year-old Mane was superb. His excellent finish was a deserved reward for his performance.

Superb: 9

Jhon Arias

Arias has now had two good performances and was good value for his first Wolves goal, which he took well with intelligent movement.

Intelligent: 8

Hwang Hee-chan

A goal and an assist made for a good afternoon for Hwang, who looked confident and happy. His knock was a blow for the player and club.

Confident: 8

Tolu Arokodare

Arokodare was a constant nuisance for West Ham and gave the defenders a hard time. Additionally, he was excellent defensively for Wolves from set pieces.

Nuisance: 7

Andre (for J.Gomes, 45), 7, Jorgen Strand Larsen (for Hwang, 60), 6, Tawanda Chirewa (for Mane, 86), David Moller Wolfe (for Arokodare, 88).

Subs not used: Johnstone, Doherty, Hoever, Gonzalez, Lopez.