Wolves had an afternoon to remember in the capital as the Old Gold thrashed Fulham 4-1 at Craven Cottage.
After having to wait 11 weeks for their first Premier League win of the season, Wolves recorded back-to-back victories.
Gary O’Neil was delighted with his players after the win, with Matheus Cunha, Joao Gomes and Goncalo Guedes getting on the scoresheet.
It was a fixture to admire for Cunha, who was compared to Dennis Bergkamp for his input going forward, where he scored twice and provided an assist.
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Wolves fans share a special moment with Raul Jimenez
The game was not only magical because of the quality of the goals, the performance and the result but for another reason too.
Wolves fans got to serenade Raul Jimenez, whose afternoon wasn’t quite as inspired as Cunha’s.
Despite how much the result would have disappointed the Fulham striker, Jimenez would have felt the love from the travelling Wolves faithful in the away end.
When the Mexican left the pitch, he was applauded by supporters of his former club, whom he contributed to 80 goals with.
It’s always special when Jimenez comes up against Wolves, who will be forever grateful to the 33-year-old’s contribution during his five years at Molineux.
Jimenez’s wife sends message to Wolves fans
As expected, Jimenez has remained quiet on social media following his side’s disappointing defeat however, someone close to the striker has reacted to the game.
On Instagram, the forward’s wife Daniela Basso posted a video to savour the moment between Jimenez and the Wolves fans at Craven Cottage.
Basso posted the video of the Mexico international being serenaded off the pitch and sent a heartwarming five-word message to the Old Gold.
She said, “Thank you for your love,” taking a moment to acknowledge and send her appreciation to those who travelled to London to send Jimenez well wishes.
The Fulham striker’s legacy at Molineux will never be forgotten as Jimenez will go down as one of Wolves’ best signings for all he did under Nuno Espirito Santo.