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Arsenal overwhelmed Wolves 2-0 to return to the top of the Premier League table.
The Gunners took the lead after Leandro Trossard‘s glorious strike just before half time.
Martin Odegaard secured all three points with a 95th-minute strike from the tightest of angles as Mikel Arteta’s side increased pressure on title rivals Manchester City and Liverpool.
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It would be a big week in Arsenal’s push for the Premier League title.
They face Chelsea at The Emirates before they head into a crunch North London derby against Tottenham.
Their fierce rivals would prefer nothing more than to derail their chances of winning the league.
Arsenal fans would be hoping that Mikel Arteta’s side learned several lessons from how they threw away the title last season.
They need to show some grit and steely determination if they are to force Man City into making an error.
That started today at Molineux, a pivotal game they needed to win after last week’s defeat against Aston Villa.
Declan Rice was voted the ‘man of the match’ at Molineux this evening.
Even as the game went into added time, he made lung-bursting runs forward, seeking to give his side yet another chance.
He was closely involved in Odegaard’s goal and played a talismanic role for The Gunners.
It was a dominant performance from Arsenal, and although they struggled to create chances at times, they did enough to secure the victory.
Arteta will see this as a worthy response after two defeats, as they have managed to stop the rot.
If they are to have any chance of winning the title, they will likely need five wins from their final games.
The referee brings the game to a close.
It is a worthy reprieve for Mikel Arteta’s side in the title race.
Arsenal are top of the Premier League table once again.
90+6. As Arsenal push forward, Rice finds Odegaard open in the box.
He appears to be trying to pull the ball back but it is clearly blocked.
The Norwegian retains the ball and whips a left-footed shot into the back of the net from a tight angle.
90+4. Rice gets down the byline and hangs a teasing ball into the box that is cleared out for a corner.
As they work yet another short one, Rice shoots from distance but Jose Sa beats the ball out.
Wolves are struggling to retain possession of the ball now.
90+2. Lemina wins the ball off Gabriel in a dangerous position and is fouled by the centre-back.
He has caused some problems for Arsenal since his introduction.
Saka cuts inside from the right and weaves his way into the box but his right-footed shot goes high into the stands.
Chance to put the game to bed there.
88. Raya comes out of his box to intercept the ball.
He controls it before attempting to punt the ball downfield but slices it into the crowd.
This is presumably the loudest cheer from the home fans thus far tonight.
86. Lemina is receiving some treatment as he was struck by Raya as he came to gather the ball.
The only thing Gary O’Neil wants now is no more accidents.
He’s walking gingerly but looks ready to proceed.
84. Odegaard is penalised for a needless foul deep in his own half.
Opportunity for Wolves to get some players forward.
The ball is lofted into the box and too close to Raya who comes off his line to save it.
82. As we scuttle into the closing ten minutes of the match, this game is still finely poised.
Wolves are growing in confidence and looking to test more questions of Arsenal defensively.
Ait-Nouri is dispossessed out wide and felt he was fouled however the referee is not any longer interested.
78. The company countered with crimson and white shirts moving forward.
Saka clips a frightening ball into the box which is met by the head of Havertz.
The defender does well to control it on his chest and volley the ball wide.
76. Doherty appears to be trying to whip in a cross but it actually deflects behind for a corner.
O’Neil uses the smash in play to follow it Ait-Nouri and Sarabia for Chirewa and Doherty.
The frightening is available in and it’s half-cleared by The Gunners.
Traore tries his success from distance but that will not be going to trouble the keeper because it sails correctly extensive of the target.
74. Gary O’Neil is readying some more adjustments for the hosts.
While they’re clearly at the bottom of the table, Wolves are still looking to get something out of this game.
Nerves will set in a bit more with Arsenal as we get to the closing stages of the game and so they still only have a narrow lead.
72. Lemina cuts onto his left foot and gets a shot away but Raya saves.
Arsenal go straight up the other end and White drills a shot that Sa saves with his feet.
The flag then goes up for an offside that occurred one day in 2024.
Trossard is replaced by Martinelli for the team.
68. The hosts are starting to see more of the ball in Arsenal’s half now.
As Wolves attempt to play the ball out from the back, Jose Sa practically gives the ball to Havertz.
Fortunately for O’Neil’s side, the German can no longer get it under control.
66. Saliba and Chirewa stood together outside the box.
The Wolves’ player was looking for a free kick for the downside.
Paul Tierney was not enthusiastic in any way.
64. While this remains one-nil, Wolves are still in this game.
The stats would show that Arteta’s side had managed this game but they actually need to finish the game off.
Otherwise they leave themselves open to the sucker punch.
62. Jesus goes down as he’s caught in the mouth with a hand.
The referee today awards the company yet another free kick disaster.
While there was minimal contact with the player, the way he was rolling around on the ground holding his face was practically comic.
Perhaps that is a trophy option in the long run, the first Arsenal player to be awarded an Oscar.
Originally reported by thesun.co.uk. Adapted for our readers.
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