There is a difference between scraping through and showing control under pressure, but late winners always carry weight. This one matters because it showed Wolves could stay alive in the contest until the very end.
A narrow away win does not answer every question around a team, but it does strengthen the one thing managers always want first: conviction.
When matches tighten up, one clean moment often decides everything. Jimenez gave Wolves that moment. The report says his goal arrived right at the end, which only sharpened its impact.
That kind of finish changes the reading of an afternoon. Instead of talking about a missed opportunity or a flat attacking display, Wolves leave with a striker deciding the game and a squad walking away with momentum.
For Sheffield United, the frustration is obvious. Holding firm for so long and then conceding so late is the harshest way to lose, especially at home.
A game like this can linger because the difference was so small:
The next test for both sides is response. Wolves will try to turn a dramatic finish into a run of results, while Sheffield United must make sure one late blow does not become a broader wobble.