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Burnley player ratings vs Wolves as eight 5/10s dished out

Player ratings from Burnley’s defeat to Wolves

It was a case of further self-inflicted pain as Burnley fell to defeat at home to Wolves last night.

The Clarets gifted the visitors both of their goals as Nicky Hayen’s side poor start to the season continued with a 2-1 defeat.

Not only that, it meant that - by the next time Burnley return to action at Turf Moor - an entire year will have passed since their last three points at home.

It prompted angry scenes from the terraces, while even more pressure begins to grow on Nicky Hayen.

Here’s how Burnley’s players rated:

Culpable once again, just as he was in midweek, failing to get strong enough hands to Wolves’ winner.
1. Gregoire Coudert - 5/10 Culpable once again, just as he was in midweek, failing to get strong enough hands to Wolves’ winner. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard Photo Sales
At fault for Wolves’ equaliser, being dispossessed just outside his own box when all he had to do was clear his lines.
2. Kyle Walker - 5/10 At fault for Wolves’ equaliser, being dispossessed just outside his own box when all he had to do was clear his lines. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard Photo Sales
Looked shaky and unconvincing as he came in for the concussed Ahmedhodzic. Should have cleared his lines before Walker’s error for the equaliser.
3. Hjalmar Ekdal - 5/10 Looked shaky and unconvincing as he came in for the concussed Ahmedhodzic. Should have cleared his lines before Walker’s error for the equaliser. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard Photo Sales
Actually defended well before his inexplicable error, which gifted Wolves the three points. A costly and uncharacteristic mistake.
4. Igor Julio - 5/10 Actually defended well before his inexplicable error, which gifted Wolves the three points. A costly and uncharacteristic mistake. | Kelvin Lister-Stuttard Photo Sales

It was a case of further self-inflicted pain as Burnley fell to defeat at home to Wolves last night.

The Clarets gifted the visitors both of their goals as Nicky Hayen’s side poor start to the season continued with a 2-1 defeat.

Not only that, it meant that - by the next time Burnley return to action at Turf Moor - an entire year will have passed since their last three points at home.

It prompted angry scenes from the terraces, while even more pressure begins to grow on Nicky Hayen.

Here’s how Burnley’s players rated:

It was a case of further self-inflicted pain as Burnley fell to defeat at home to Wolves last night.

The Clarets gifted the visitors both of their goals as Nicky Hayen’s side poor start to the season continued with a 2-1 defeat.

Not only that, it meant that - by the next time Burnley return to action at Turf Moor - an entire year will have passed since their last three points at home.

It prompted angry scenes from the terraces, while even more pressure begins to grow on Nicky Hayen.

Here’s how Burnley’s players rated:

It was a case of further self-inflicted pain as Burnley fell to defeat at home to Wolves last night.

The Clarets gifted the visitors both of their goals as Nicky Hayen’s side poor start to the season continued with a 2-1 defeat.

Not only that, it meant that - by the next time Burnley return to action at Turf Moor - an entire year will have passed since their last three points at home.

It prompted angry scenes from the terraces, while even more pressure begins to grow on Nicky Hayen.

Here’s how Burnley’s players rated:

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