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THE FACTS
When is Arsenal vs Wolves on and what time does it start? Arsenal vs Wolves will take place on Saturday 2nd. December, 2023 – 15:00 (UK)
Where can I get tickets for Arsenal vs Wolves? Visit each club’s official website for the latest ticket information
What TV channel is Arsenal vs Wolves on in the UK? Television rights for the Premier League in the UK are shared between Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Amazon Prime so it is worth checking their schedules for Arsenal vs Wolves
Where can I stream Arsenal vs Wolves in the UK? If Arsenal vs Wolves is televised, then it can be streamed on either Sky Go, discovery+ or Amazon Prime Video depending on who is broadcasting the match
THE LOWDOWN
ARSENAL
Arsenal will look to build on the 1-0 victory at Brentford that sent them one point clear at the top of the Premier League last weekend.
Mikel Arteta's side then built their confidence in Wednesday's emphatic 6-0 Champions League victory at Lens, with that victory securing Arsenal's position as Group B winners.
WOLVES
In the wake of another contentious decision affecting Wolves' Premier League match, the latest round of PGMOL apologies offers little solace. Referee Michael Salisbury's three penalty awards in the second half, two of which were converted by ex-Arsenal player Willian, including a late injury-time decision, have left Wolves disheartened.
Nonetheless, Wolves sit comfortably in 12th place with a ten-point cushion from relegation, having scored in their last 12 Premier League fixtures.
Despite conceding in 11 of those games, they face a tough challenge against Arsenal. Recent encounters have seen Arsenal dominate with four consecutive Premier League victories over Wolves, notably a resounding 5-0 win at the Emirates last season.
THE TEAM NEWS
ARSENAL
Mikel Arteta maintains his stance that the injury list within the team remains static, with no new players expected to return for this one.
Fabio Vieira is suspended while Jurrien Timber, Thomas Partey and Emile Smith Rowe are out injured.
PREDICTED XI (4-3-3): Raya; White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko; Odegaard, Rice, Havertz; Saka, Jesus, Martinelli
UNAVAILABLE: Timber (Injured), Partey (Injured), Smith Rowe (Injured), Vieira (Suspended)
QUESTIONABLE:
WOLVES
Pedro Neto's positive progress is evident as he has resumed training, indicating a promising recovery. Despite this, Gary O'Neil, confirming the winger's improvement, has stated that Neto won't make a timely return for Sunday's upcoming clash.
Gary O’Neil has confirmed Rayan Aït-Nouri will miss the clash with an ankle injury, but should be involved next week.
Craig Dawson is poised to rejoin the team after completing a one-match suspension, boosting the squad's defensive options.
PREDICTED XI (4-3-3): Sa; Doherty, Kilman, Dawson, H. Bueno; Bellegarde, Lemina, J. Gomes; Sarabia, Cunha, Hwang
UNAVAILABLE: Hodge (Injured), Aït-Nouri (Injured), Neto (Fitness)
QUESTIONABLE:
THE PREDICTION
While Wolves can produce attacking quality to cover their defensive vulnerabilities, it’s challenging to envision many, if at all any, against Arteta's side. Arsenal should continue to hold their grip on top spot after the 90 minutes.
Arsenal fans can’t expect another six-goal thriller considering the more organised Wolves side defence compared to the Lens outfit midweek. However it is worth noting that O'Neil's defensive line hasn't exactly been impervious.
BETTING TIP: ARSENAL TO WIN