Eden Hazard's injury-time strike cancelled out Raul Jimenez's surprise opener as Chelsea drew 1-1 with Wolves at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Sunday
 Wolves frustrated Maurizio Sarri's men on a windy afternoon in south west London and Jimenez broke the deadlock, with the visitors' only shot on target, in the 56th minute with a heavily-deflected strike that crept over the line
Chelsea tried to find a way through Wolves' resilient defence, and eventually they found an answer through Hazard's driven shot in injury time (90+2) to steal the hosts a point
The result means Wolves create a one-point lead over Watford in seventh place
 Chelsea stay in sixth after seeing their three-game winning streak come to an end and hit a setback in the top-four race
Wolves failed to get a shot on goal away, or even a touch in Chelsea's box, in the first half but they did very well to limit the hosts to very few goalscoring opportunities on a blustery afternoon
Gonzalo Higuain struck from a narrow angle in the 18th minute, but Rui Patricio was able to get his body behind it
There were half-hearted appeals for a Chelsea penalty five minutes later when the ball appeared to strike Jimenez's arm in the box as he made a clearance, but referee Michael Oliver waved away the protests
And against the run of play in the second half, the Mexico international scored a surprise opening goal in the 56th minute
 Diogo Jota slipped the 27-year-old clean through before his finish deflected off Azpilicueta, looping over Kepa Arrizabalaga, into the net
Chelsea knocked on the door for an equaliser and substitute Willian came close with a driven strike which Patricio acrobatically parried over bar
In injury-time, Chelsea got the leveller they were long searching for through their talisman Hazard, whose powerful effort crashed into the bottom corner
"We were a bit unlucky because we conceded the goal in the first situation they entered our box
"On the other hand, we have to say that you have to play without spaces you have to move the ball faster
 You have to move with one-two touches not five-six
 We have to do better against a team who don't want to play
""We performed well
 In the first half we were more organised and not allowed many things to Chelsea
 A very good team with possession of the ball
 But we closed the gaps and stayed compact
"In the second half we started really well
 The goal came and then we stayed in shape until the last moment, because of the individual quality of a Chelsea player which allowed them to score
"Jimenez was starved of service for the majority of the match yet he was clinical to turn his goal into the net when given the chance
His defensive work was also admirable as he made numerous headed clearances from set-pieces
Chelsea travel to Dynamo Kiev for their Europa League last-16 second leg on Thursday night
 Wolves, meanwhile, host Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday
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