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Arsenal began the contest exactly as expected, asserting control through possession and forcing Wolves into a deep, compact defensive shape from the opening minutes. The Emirates settled quickly into a familiar rhythm, with Arsenal circulating the ball patiently while Wolves were pinned inside their own half, tasked with absorbing pressure. An early set piece offered a glimpse of Arsenal’s threat. A short routine shifted Wolves out of shape before Bukayo Saka delivered a dang

Arsenal step into this weekend knowing the margin for error has disappeared. Winless in two of their last three Premier League games and coming off a frustrating defeat to Aston Villa, the pressure has tightened at the top. Manchester City’s comfortable 3–0 win over Sunderland has only added urgency, as they are now just two points behind in second place, leaving Arsenal in a position where three points are not optional but essential. Injuries complicate the picture. Gabriel

Arsenal are now unbeaten in six games in the Champions League, showing how dominant they are in Europe this season. They will comfortably qualify for the round of 16, as this has been one of Arsenal’s best starts in a European competition in a very long time. For the first half, Arsenal were mostly in control. They had possession and were defensively solid. Madueke scored a stunner from outside the box with his left foot in the 24th minute to give Arsenal the lead. Brugge did