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Published 12:55 12 Dec 2025 GMT
Updated 22:58 23 Feb 2026 GMT

Premier League action returns on Saturday evening as Mikel Arteta's top-of-the-table Arsenal will be looking to get back to winning ways in the Premier League against Wolves.
After losing to Aston Villa away from home, The Gunners instantly got back to business, comfortably defeating Club Brugge 3-0 away in the Champions League.
Now, they have a presentable opportunity to win on home soil, facing Rob Edward's Wolves, who have only picked up two points all season.
Wolves have conceded 33 goals all season, whilst Arsenal have scored 28 goals, the second most goals scored in the division.
Leading the league by only two points, Arsenal would welcome a win hugely over a side that are simply struggling to get points.
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