Sheffield United, a newcomer to the Premier League, overcame Wolves in a match that saw a late barrage of goals, which gave the Blades their first league victory of the year.
These are the player ratings for the Wolves:
JOSE SA- 5
The goalkeeper has been playing well lately and would have liked to have continued this trend. Our goalkeeper saw very little action in the first half while Sheffield United applied more pressure, but there was little he could have done in the second half. It was unfortunate that he was caught off his line for the first goal, but it is what you could expect when you want your keeper to react quickly to long balls. As a result, you may occasionally pay a price when stopping long-range goals.
NELSON SEMEDO – 6

A player who is, in my opinion, greatly underappreciated has been playing really well lately and appears to be improving his attacking play. Throughout the game, he and Hwang Hee-Chan took advantage of some excellent pass-and-move opportunities that they created, particularly in the first half. He still needs to sharpen his judgment in the last third, though. In the first half, Wolves might have been ahead if he had fired in the box rather than trying to play it inside.
MAX KILMAN – 6

Excellent work from our captain. His confidence and game seem unaffected by the bandage covering his knee, whatever it may be protecting. While in possession, he played some excellent through passes down the right side and had such composure. Once more, when he gets more and more experience, another player only improves his performance. For the Englishman, a six.
GOMES TOTI – 6
Toti has been playing full-back lately, and as he continues to develop as a member of the center back three, his technical abilities will also continue to grow. Following his deft help against Newcastle, he kept trying to take players on. Although Toti’s attempted clearance for their first goal was unlucky to deflect, he was otherwise excellent, scoring another six goals.
CRAIG DAWSON – 6
There isn’t much to say about Dawson’s performance—he was strong in the air, as you would anticipate given his build and the opponents he faced. a reliable player for Wolves and a member of a defense that provides us with a solid base from which to build moving forward.
AIT-NOURI RAYAN – 5.5
With Toti providing strong protection, Ait-Nouri was able to demonstrate his abilities further up the pitch while playing a little bit more forward against the Blades. But like Semedo, Ait-Nouri appears to be excellent early on but falters at the final hurdle, missing a tremendous opportunity because he was unable to react.
TIM DOYLE – 6
Given that Doyle was back at Bramall Lane, a familiar setting, and in light of his recent impressive performances, the summer acquisition received his first Premier League start. With a 92% completion percentage versus the Blades, he is unquestionably one of the team’s finest passers. But Doyle found the physical side of the game difficult; he was frequently muscled off the ball.
LEMINA MARIO – 6
Lemina is a key component of our midfield and keeps proving to be a bargain at £11 million. In a midfield with numerous talents, his all-around game is flawless. Sadly, despite yet another strong showing, Wolves were unable to win the game. Lemina maintains the pattern in a game with numerous six-out-of-ten performances, earning himself the same score.
CHAN HEE HWANG – 7
Hwang, who is currently in the Premier League, has another goal. He is on pace to have his best return of the season with six goals and two assists. For Wolves, his one-two punch with Semedo in the early half of the match was effective, and his passing has greatly improved. A seven out of 10 for one of Wolves’ best players on the field.
CUNHA MATHEUS – 6
Cunha, who was effective in transition, was essential in moving Wolves up the field. He connected nicely with Kaladjzic, who had a classic number nine in front of him, which undoubtedly aided him. Nevertheless, he found it difficult to enter the game consistently and was unable to have a significant impact on the outcome of the encounter. One more time, six.