The Eagles, without seven senior players through injury, created plenty of scoring opportunities and took the lead midway through the second-half, Trevoh Chalobah capitalising on a defensive mix-up to slam home.
But amidst a fervent atmosphere, Wolves turned the game on its head and scored twice in quick succession to take a 2-1 lead – only for Guéhi to pounce from close range and secure his team a draw.
"I am really proud of everyone,” the captain told Sky Sports. “We put in a good shift today.
“It is always difficult at the start [of the season]. We have had a few new boys coming into the side and not really had a pre-season with the team. We can't use that too much as an excuse, and now it's important we use the momentum that we have and try and get as many wins as possible.
"Wolves are a really good side. Especially in the last 15 minutes of games or so, they are really strong. The mentality and character of our team is just to keep going, that never-say-die attitude. We showed that today and it is important we carry that on for the rest of the season.
“We have a lot of leaders in the team. It's difficult in this league, but the attitude and application from every single person has been spot on, going into training every day with a winning mentality, wanting to improve, wanting to get better...
"Credit to the lads and the staff. We just want to carry this momentum on."