Diogo Jota reveals the reaction of the Wolf players after the boss Nuno Espirito Santo invaded the pitch

The wolves have been waiting for more than 40 years for a hero of the triplet.

And no one was more desperate than Diogo Jota to change his strategy after a frustrating start to the season.

After scoring his 18th goal last April for the championship winners, Wolves, Jota had to wait until December for his next goals against Chelsea and Newcastle.

The young Portuguese, barely 22 years old, took his time to win the Premier League.

However, this tripled, the first among the Wolves among the elite since John Richards in 1977, also against Leicester, brings to five the total of Jota.

His relief and pleasure were tangible after a frustrating pre-season, cluttered with lingering injuries that affected his first months of campaigning.

The permanent signature of 12.3 million pounds in July admitted: "I had some problems in pre-season and I had trouble getting in shape.

"This pre-season was not the best for several reasons.

"So I fought to feel good on the field and feel fast. When I started to feel really good on the field, I got hurt again. You must be strong right now.

"You know you can do more, but you can not do it."

"The season was not easy for me, but Saturday was one of the biggest days of my life. It's a good time now. I am able to do what I always want to do. "

Joao Moutinho scored two early goals for the Wolves, while Jota opened the scoring, followed by a strike by Ryan Bennett.

But Leicester rebounded and was quickly level after the break by Demarai Gray and a deflected shot from Harvey Barnes.

Ruben Neves then scored two incredible long-distance pbades separating the defenders to help Jota equalize Wes Morgan's tying goal for the Foxes on both sides.

Jota added, "We all know Ruben's ability to pbad long pbades, so we're confident the ball will be there and we just have to run."

The winner of Jota during stoppage time, thanks to the selfless play of Raul Jimenez, unleashed scenes unleashed in Molineux, in which the boss Nuno Espirito Santo came to congratulate him.

Jota smiled: "I was on the ground to celebrate and I heard something and I thought," Who is this guy? ". Then I saw him get up and run away.

"In games like this, everyone goes crazy. It's hard to control your feelings. When you score the winning goal at the last minute, even the boss can not control his emotions. "

Nuno was sent to the stands for his celebrations, but no one of the Wolves complained. They were too busy applauding.