The report credits three different scorers for Bolton: Atsuki Ito, Sam Dalby and Josh Sheehan. That spread points to a performance built on collective contribution rather than dependence on one decisive forward.
Scoring three times away from home also gives Bolton a result with real weight. Championship promotion and play-off races are often shaped by teams that can turn difficult away fixtures into points, and this victory provides an early example of that resilience.
For Peixoto, the central concern is the end of Wolves’ perfect home league record. Molineux had offered protection during the opening phase of the season, but Bolton’s win removes that margin for error.
A first home defeat does not define a campaign, yet the manner of the loss will demand a response. Wolves must now restore defensive stability and ensure one setback does not become a broader run of dropped points.
Bolton can use the result as a platform, particularly if Ito, Dalby and Sheehan continue to share the scoring burden. One away win is not enough to establish a promotion challenge, but it is the kind of result that can change the tone around a team.
Wolves, meanwhile, face the more immediate task of answering this defeat in their next fixture. The reaction from Peixoto’s side - and whether Bolton can follow a headline victory with another strong performance - will be the next storyline to watch.