Wolves player ratings: two fours and five fives in 4-2 West Ham loss | OneFootball

Wolves were beaten 4-2 by West Ham United at the London Stadium. According to ExpressAndStar.com, two players were marked four and five more received five, with Marshall Munetsi the standout on seven.

Jose Sa spilled a first-half corner, the whistle bailing him out. Jackson Tchatchoua made a vital early block to deny Joel Piroe, and Raul Jimenez crashed a volley against the bar.

Divine Mukasa then beat Sa with a deflected lob. At 1-0, Munetsi made a goal-line clearance, before Andre tripped Piroe to concede a penalty for the hosts’ second. On the cusp of half-time, Munetsi halved the deficit with a crisp 20-yard strike.

After the interval, Toti Gomes was dragged out of position in the move for West Ham’s third. Nasser Djiga, otherwise the steadier centre-back, saw Mukasa’s effort glance off him and loop over Sa.

Mateus Mane clipped the bar from the back post and later forced a smart save from Mads Hermansen, but faded. Fer Lopez fired into the side netting and released Tchatchoua on the right for Wolves’ second, which came when Jordan James attacked the low cross and Mavropanos put through his own net.

Hugo Bueno endured a difficult night against Jarrod Bowen and often stood off. Rodrigo Gomes showed flashes before departing on the hour, Adam Armstrong struggled to influence play.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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