Player Ratings: SK Sturm Graz 2-1 Bolton Wanderers

We'll break this down into first and second halves, as Bolton Wanderers lost their opening first-team pre-season fixture to Austrian lads SK Sturm Graz in a hard-fought competitive 'friendly' yesterday.

First Half

Ben Amos - 7 - few important saves to make. Always looks confident.

Niall Maher - 6 - bit shaky at right back, but early days yet.

Hayden White - 5 - never a centre back. All arms and legs.

Dorian Dervite - 5 - concerning display. Let's blame it on being pre-season.

Filip Twardzik - 5 - not sure what his best position is yet. Tried to get forward but struggled.

Neil Danns - 6 - some good moments, but display also included a trademark getting-knocked-off-the-ball situation in his own half.

Medo Kamara - 6 - again some tidy moments, but it's hard to imagine he'll play too much of a part in the season opener against Derby County.

Tom Walker - 5 - quiet display from the youngster.

Zach Clough - 8 - our shining light. Always demanding the ball and unlucky not to score.

Liam Feeney - 6 - one or two excellent crosses whipped in. Should benefit from Madine's presence up top.

Gary Madine - 7 - looked strong and willing throughout.

Second Half

Ross Fitzsimons - 7 - impressive from the former Crystal Palace man. Some really good saves.

Oscar Threlkeld - 6 - did well against a tricky wide man. I fancy him to start against Derby.

Derik Osede - 7 - looked strong and composed. An encouraging Wanderers debut from the ex-Real Madrid lad.

Quade Taylor - 6 - again looked good in the air, but his ground play was a bit sloppy at times.

Dean Moxey - 7 - encouraging performance. Got up and down the left flank well.

Jay Spearing - 6 - got stuck in though did at times display some poor choices with his passing.

Darren Pratley - 7 -captain for the second half. Looked back to his pre-injury self.

Andy Kellett - 6 - nippy mover, but I just don't see it....

Mark Davies - 8 - him and Clough together will be a sight to see. Looked fit and hungry.

Rob Hall - 6 - some good runs and a couple of decent crosses

Stephen Dobbie - 6 - I'm all for his signing, though he looked well short of the pace.