The standout clips centre on Blackburn Rovers taking the game to Wolves rather than simply absorbing pressure.
That sequence gave the match its shape: Blackburn looked capable of hurting Wolves, while the hosts kept finding a way to stay in it.
The biggest talking point came right at the end. Reports say Wolves were awarded a stoppage-time penalty for a handball call near the edge of the box, and Jimenez stepped up to convert on his return to Molineux.
That moment changed the mood of the night. Instead of Blackburn leaving with a statement win, the match finished 2-2 and attention shifted to the decision itself. Other coverage has already framed the award of the penalty as controversial, which means the debate around the call is likely to run for a while.
For Wolves, the draw prevented an opening-night defeat and gave Jimenez an instant storyline on his home return. For Blackburn, there is encouragement in the way they created decisive moments away from home, even if they were denied at the last.
The next step for both sides is simple: turn the chaos of this one into momentum. Wolves will want the late equaliser to spark a stronger run in their next fixture, while Blackburn will look to carry their attacking threat into the next round of Championship action.