Virgil van Dijk (8/10):
Displayed strong leadership, staying ahead of the game. He effectively intercepted counter-attacks, blocked crosses, and dominated duels in the defensive zone.
Alexis Mac Allister (8/10):
Played an essential role in both Liverpool goals with precise passes and managed possession well. He made a vital block to stop Cunha in the second half.
Luis Diaz (8/10):
Looked more at ease on the left side compared to recent central roles. Though his goal was somewhat fortunate, his determination and energy were evident, and he earned the penalty before being substituted for Endo.
Mohamed Salah (7/10):
Scored a penalty and contributed to the first goal, but not all his attempts were successful. Despite this, he was still the match-winner.
Diogo Jota (7/10):
Caused Wolves trouble throughout, with a brilliant touch and turn that led to the opening goal. He had a few close attempts but was criticized for a disappointing dive in search of a penalty.
Alisson Becker (7/10):
Made a crucial save to deny Munetsi early in the second half and showed solid handling throughout the game. He couldn’t stop Cunha’s curled shot.
Jarell Quansah (7/10):
Came on at halftime, took a bit to get comfortable, but then made a crucial block to deny Munetsi late on.
Andrew Robertson (6/10):
Created some offensive opportunities but still showed inconsistencies in his defensive play.
Dominik Szoboszlai (6/10):
Worked hard in midfield but only displayed moments of quality on the ball.
Conor Bradley (6/10):
Played well alongside Salah after replacing Alexander-Arnold.
Wataru Endo (6/10):
Brought stability to the midfield but didn’t instill complete confidence.
Ibrahima Konate (5/10):
Cleared a few early threats but was lucky to avoid a red card after a couple of reckless tackles. Subbed at halftime to prevent further issues.
Ryan Gravenberch (5/10):
Had a presence in midfield but lacked impact and was easily bypassed in the lead-up to Cunha’s goal.
Darwin Nunez (5/10):
Had minimal impact during his brief 30-minute appearance.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (5/10):
Struggled with sloppy passing and defensively against Ait-Nouri. Looked off after a few weeks’ absence and was substituted around the 60th minute.
