The Canadian men’s national team fell to Honduras, 2-1, in Concacaf Nations League action on a rainy night at the Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano in San Pedro Sula Monday.

Here are the player ratings for manager John Herdman’s squad.

5.5

Milan Borjan

Goalkeeper · Canada

Borjan finished the match with one save and didn’t have much of a chance on either of Honduras’s goals.

4.5

Alistair Johnston

Defender · Canada

Like many of his teammates, the CF Montréal defender had a forgettable night.

6.0

Steven Vitória

Defender · Canada

A rare tough game for Vitória, who picked up an early yellow card in the fifth minute and lost his marker – CF Montréal’s Romell Quioto – on Honduras’s opening goal.

5.5

Kamal Miller

Defender · Canada

Miller put together a decent shift until he slipped up – literally – in the 79th minute, leading to Honduras’s second goal.

5.5

Richie Laryea

Defender · Canada

Aside from a slight lapse on the Honduran’s opener – the former Toronto FC defender lost his man at the back post – Laryea was solid starting at left-back. His pace, feistiness and willingness to battle was a plus in rather treacherous conditions.

5.0

Tajon Buchanan

Midfielder · Canada

As a player who loves to run with the ball at his feet, Monday was not Buchanan’s night.

6.0

Stephen Eustáquio

Midfielder · Canada

Eustáquio is one of Canada’s most important players and Monday night was no different.

6.0

Atiba Hutchinson

Midfielder · Canada

Like the rest of Canada’s central midfielders, Hutchinson was forced into more of a physical encounter in the middle of the park.

6.0

Alphonso Davies

Midfielder · Canada

No surprise. The Bayern Munich star was the best player on the pitch, but unfortunately, that didn’t amount to much on Monday night.

6.0

David Junior Hoilett

Forward · Canada

Hoilett was one of Canada’s most dangerous players moving forward in his 59 minutes of action.

5.5

Forward · Canada

Making his first start for Canada, Ugbo put in a decent shift, considering the conditions.