Liverpool player ratings, winners and losers vs Wolves as Andy Robertson and 5 more stand out

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His feet are almost impossible to keep up with but there wasn't always that much in the way of end product in the first half.The teenager was a livewire and a bright spark to a point, but in time, he will need to create chances more regularly. In part, that is why he isn't being used every week, but he did improve after the interval.Elsewhere, Robertson scored and assisted at the start of the first half and proved decisive in the result.

His impact was minimal and he kept things simple.Mohamed Salah (6). He wasn't really able to beat his man for pace, and his set-piece deliveries left something to be desired.

Got on the ball a bit, but not as much as he is capable of to begin with, and wasn't as involved as he would have wanted. Second, when gaps opened up, he started to show what he can do.Cody Gakpo (6).