Jimenez oo dib ugu soo laabtay Molineux ayuu barbarahiisii gool dambe ku badbaadiyay

Wolves iyo Blackburn ayaa 2-2 ku simay ciyaartii Championship-ka ee Jimenez uu rigoor ku simay daqiiqaddii 90+3aad

Wolverhampton Wanderers iyo Blackburn Rovers ayaa 2-2 ku simay ciyaar ka tirsan Sky Bet Championship ee ka dhacday Molineux Jimcaha 14 Agoosto 2026. Raul Jimenez ayaa daqiiqaddii 90+3aad rigoor ku dhaliyay si uu u badbaadiyo dhibic.

Kobaca iyo goolasha ciyaarta

Wolves ayaa ayaxda u furtay Marshall Munetsi oo gool ka dhaliyay daqiiqaddii 18aad, ka dib markii Fer Lopez uu kubaddii u sii maray. Blackburn ayaa simay Sean McLoughlin oo madax ku dhaliyay daqiiqaddii 28aad, kubad u timid Ryoya Morishita.

Andri Gudjohnsen ayaa Blackburn u horseed ka dhigay daqiiqaddii 49aad kubad uu u dhowaa meesha uu ka dhaliyay. Jimenez ayaa beddel ahaan u soo baxay daqiiqaddii 60aad, wuxuuna rigoor ku simay ka dib markii Jackson Tchatchoua uu Ryan Alebiosu gacan ku taabtay.

Hadalka tababarayaasha iyo ciyaartoyga

Cesar Peixoto oo ah maamulaha Wolves ayaa yidhi: "It's not the result we wanted, we wanted to win. We were better in the first half, we created a lot of situations but didn't score. In the second half we suffered a bit more, we conceded the goal.".

Tony Mowbray maamulaha Blackburn ayaa yidhi: "Having watched the still pictures it looks outside the box to me." Wuxuu ku daray: "If it hits him on the hand and it's away from his body I suppose in modern-day football [it's a penalty] I suppose. But it still looks outside the box to me.".

Jimenez iyo taageerayaasha

Jimenez ayaa shaashadihii 'Si Senor' u qaybiyay taageerayaasha Wolves ee ku sugnaa Sir Jack Hayward Stand. Wuxuu yidhi: "It's nice to give them back some love that they were showing me for the past eight years, even when I wasn't here at the club.".

Jimenez ayaa sidoo kale yidhi: "It's amazing to be back, scoring in the first game of the season. It's not the result we were looking for in our first home game of the new season, so we need to learn from this.". Molineux waxaa ka soo qayb galay 30,984 qof.

Raul Jimenez scored a dramatic stoppage-time penalty to salvage a 2-2 draw for Wolverhampton Wanderers against Blackburn Rovers in their Sky Bet Championship opener at Molineux on Friday 14 August 2026, in front of 30,984 spectators.

Wolves Take Early Lead Before Blackburn Strike Back

Wolverhampton Wanderers opened the scoring in the 18th minute when Marshall Munetsi finished neatly beyond Blackburn goalkeeper Balazs Hoth after Fer Lopez threaded the ball through for him. The home side looked in control early on, but Blackburn Rovers equalised in the 28th minute when Sean McLoughlin headed in from a right-wing cross by Ryoya Morishita.

Blackburn stunned the Molineux crowd further when Andri Gudjohnsen converted from close range early in the second half to put the visitors ahead. Wolves manager Cesar Peixoto acknowledged that his side played with heart rather than organisation after conceding the goal, and the home fans grew increasingly restless as the match progressed.

Jimenez Returns to Score on His Molineux Comeback

Raul Jimenez was introduced as a substitute for Wolves in the 60th minute, but it took until the 90+3 minute for him to make an impact. Jackson Tchatchoua's left-wing cross struck the hand of Ryan Alebiosu just inside the box, and the referee awarded a penalty. Jimenez stepped up and converted from the spot to level the match at 2-2 in stoppage time.

The penalty was controversial, with Blackburn manager Tony Mowbray suggesting it looked outside the box from still pictures. Jimenez, who has been at Wolves for the past eight years, gave out free 'Si Senor' scarves to supporters in the Sir Jack Hayward Stand after the match, expressing his gratitude for their loyalty even when he was not at the club.

Managers Reflect on a Disappointing but Competitive Opener

Cesar Peixoto said the result was not what Wolves wanted, noting that his team created many chances in the first half but failed to score. He admitted that after conceding the second goal, the players played more with emotion than with their heads, losing organisation in the process. He praised the effort and heart shown by the squad in fighting until the final whistle.

Tony Mowbray dismissed the relegation talk surrounding Blackburn, saying he had heard pundits tipping his team for the drop on the journey down to Wolverhampton. He pointed to new signings Jayden Fevrier and Sam Morsy as evidence of the club's ambition, insisting there was enough quality to cause problems for even better teams in the league.