César Pesciotto was pleased with the team's spirit and said the victory was well-deserved.

Cesar Pescotto stated that Wolves displayed a strong fighting spirit in their match against Sheffield United. Thanks to Raul Jimenez's winning goal in the final stages of the game, Wolves ultimately secured a 1-0 away victory. The match at Bramall Lane was long and challenging, requiring the team to maintain considerable patience throughout.  

It is worth mentioning that both the starting players and substitutes played important roles, ultimately helping Wolves achieve their first clean sheet in the Championship this season.  

Raul Jimenez's late goal further enhanced the significance of Wolves' clean sheet. This crucial goal not only broke the deadlock but also transformed a potential point into a valuable three. Manager César Peschoto was proud of his players' performance and believed the team displayed excellent overall strength throughout the match.  

After the match, Cesar Pesciotto said: "It means a lot to us to get a point away from home in such a challenging game. It not only means that we have added 3 points to the standings, but more importantly, it means that as long as the game situation allows, we can still implement our tactical ideas and play the game in the way we are familiar with."  

“We need to maintain our cohesion, actively seek every first and second ball opportunity, and remain calm in all situations throughout the game. We persevered until the end and finally scored, and I think this victory is entirely deserved. We created more threats and had more chances to score, but most importantly, the team showed a very strong sense of unity. The substitutes also played a crucial role after coming on; they provided real help to the team.”  

“For about 10 minutes in the second half, our performance fluctuated a bit, but the substitutes accurately grasped the team’s needs at that time. They helped us regain our form in time, allowing the team to remain competitive and hold on until the final whistle. I think that overall, we fully deserved this victory.”  

"This victory is crucial for boosting the team's confidence, especially after three or four consecutive away games. We suffered a defeat against West Ham United, and then, as I mentioned before, we didn't perform at our best in the second half against Birmingham City. But at least we didn't lose again, and avoiding a losing streak is very important for the team. We eventually got a point there, and today we've secured another victory."  

"If the team hopes to compete for a Premier League spot, then they must also make a contribution in away games. However, for me today, points are not the only thing to focus on. What I care more about is the fighting spirit, belief and commitment the team showed in 90 minutes, as well as the fighting spirit the players showed in the face of difficult situations. In that respect, I think it was a very satisfying victory."  

When discussing the impact of the substitutes on the game, Cesar Pesciotto added: "I had previously discussed with the players that we needed to maintain better control at different stages of the game. I think the team learned from the experience of the last game, and today we handled this aspect much more maturely."  

“We were more tightly packed on the pitch and did a better job in the first and second balls, although that’s something we still need to work on improving. More importantly, the whole team showed real cohesion, and that wasn’t just in the starting eleven; the substitutes played a vital role as well. Everyone was moving toward the same goal, putting in the same effort, consistently contributing to the team, and fighting to the very end.”  

“They always believed the team could score, and they didn’t give up even in the final stages of the game. We showed a very strong sense of teamwork and cohesion on the pitch, and that’s something we must continue to do. Because in the Championship, individual ability alone is not enough to meet all the challenges. To overcome such difficulties and ultimately win the game, the whole team needs to have a strong team spirit.”

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