He lost Jiménez, the game against Arsenal was won by Wol

After Jiménez’s injury, the game was stopped for long minutes, the footballer had to be transferred to the hospital (Photo: AFP)

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According to the minutes, the prestigious game against Arsenal lasted 15 minutes for Raúl Jiménez, but it actually ended earlier. The Mexican attacker headed a few minutes earlier, looking at the ball, with David Luiz, the local Brazilian defender. While Luiz was able to continue the game in a spectacular turban, but after a few minutes of grooming, Jiménez’s grooming dragged on and sparks of despair reappeared on his teammates’ faces over and over again. Finally, fortunately, his Mexicans did not have major problems, although he was unconsciously transferred to a hospital, where, according to the first news, he responded well to treatment and soon recovered.

After a dramatic start, the game held for almost ten minutes, followed by the Wolverhampton minutes. Perhaps Nuno Espirito played soccer for the injured teammate somewhere …

In minute 27 Pedro Neto took the lead, and three minutes later Arsenal tied Gabriel with his head, the break was still with the visiting team for the break – in the 42nd minute Daniel podence slapped the goalkeeper and thus the second goal of the Wolves (1-2).

After the turn, Arsenal fought in vain, despite their almost oppressive dominance, they could not equalize.

Arteta’s team scored at least one goal in their eighth consecutive championship, something that hadn’t happened to the London team since 2007. What could be an even more depressing piece of information is that not only defense but attack doesn’t want to work now either: Gabriel , who takes the Wolves goal, is second on the home scoreboard with two goals, only French wedge Alexandre Lacazette could have been more successful in the first ten rounds (3).

With Wolverhampton’s victory, they moved up to sixth place in the table, with Arsenal falling back to fourteenth.

Nuno’s team won for the first time in Emirates history, which was delivered in 2006, but, as expressed by the visiting team’s Twitter channel at the end of the match, there is something more important than football: in this case, Jiménez is really being okay.

The news of the victory can also help the Mexicans in this.

ANGOL PREMIER LEAGUE
ROUND 10
Arsenal 1–2 Wolverhampton (Gabriel 30., sick Neto 27., Podence 42.)
PREVIOUSLY
Southampton 2–3 Manchester United (Bednarek 23., Ward-Prowse 33., sick B. Fernandes 60., Cavani 74., 93.)
Chelsea 0-0 Tottenham
Brightonorth–Liverpool 1–1 (Gross 90 + 3., or Jack 60.)
Manchester City 5-0 Burnley (Mahrez 6., 22., 69., Mendy 41., Ferran Torres 67.)
Everton 0–1 Leeds United (Raphinha 79.)
West Bromwich Albion – Sheffield United 1–0 (C. Gallagher 13.)
PLAYED ON FRIDAY
Crystal Palace 0-2 Newcastle United (C. Wilson 88., Joelinton 90.)
THEY PLAY ON MONDAY
18.30: Leicester City – Fulham
21.00: West Ham United – Aston Villa