Luke Powell rates the Wolves players after their early kick-off clash with Wrexham.

Wolves were held to a 1-1 draw with Wrexham in their final outing before the international break - here’s our player ratings…

Jose Sa

Hesitated when deciding whether to come and claim the cross for Wrexham’s equaliser, allowing the hosts to capitalise and restore parity. Made a couple of firm saves.

Backtracked: 5

Jackson Tchatchoua

Provided an outlet down the right with his pace and direct running. Had some difficult moments defensively but offered an attacking threat.

Energetic: 6

Nasser Djiga

Returned to the side and battled hard to contain Kieffer Moore. Played an excellent ball for the opener but could not clear the equaliser.

Battling: 7

Ladislav Krejci

Showed his quality on the ball, looking to build attacks from the back. Could not prevent the equaliser but defended resolutely thereafter.

Composed: 7

Toti

Faced a stern examination at left-back against Issa Kabore, who found space to deliver the cross for Wrexham’s equaliser. Eventually substituted.

Exposed: 5

Andre

Worked hard to disrupt Wrexham’s rhythm and break up their attacks. However, was walking a disciplinary tightrope after a second-half challenge.

Cautioned: 6

Marshall Munetsi

Passed up a glorious opportunity late in the first half, wasting a promising position inside the box. Became more involved after the break.

Wasteful: 6

Rodrigo Gomes

Making his first start since returning from injury, the winger struggled to influence proceedings. Had a quiet afternoon before being substituted.

Anonymous: 5

Fer Lopez

Found it difficult to get involved during a quiet first half. Improved after the interval but could not produce the moment of quality required.

Quiet: 6

Mateus Mane

Struggled to provide a spark or get into the contest during the opening period. Looked brighter after the break but lacked a decisive contribution.

Struggled: 6

Adam Armstrong

Finished brilliantly on the volley to give Wolves the lead. Found opportunities harder to come by afterwards but remained a threat.

Clinical: 7