Arsenal’s 2-0 victory over Wolves, a match where the tireless Gunners managed to sustain their title aspirations.

Arsenal reclaimed their spot at the summit of the Premier League with a hard-fought 2-0 triumph over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, showing resilience despite the fatigue from their midweek Champions League exit. The Gunners struggled to break through until Trossard’s fortuitous mis-hit found the net, followed by a late strike from Martin Odegaard to secure the victory.

The match began with Arsenal dictating proceedings, with early chances from Kai Havertz and Declan Rice, although Wolves managed to hold their ground. However, Wolves threatened with Joao Gomes’ effort hitting the bar, causing a moment of concern for Arsenal.

Despite dominating possession, Arsenal’s attacking play lacked sharpness until Trossard’s stroke of luck just before halftime gave them the lead. Although they continued to push forward in the second half, their efforts were met with resistance from Wolves’ defense and some fine saves from goalkeeper Jose Sa.

As the game progressed, Wolves rallied, pressuring Arsenal’s defense and creating some anxious moments. However, Thomas Partey’s late substitution signaled Arsenal’s intent to see out the match and secure the win.

In the dying moments, Odegaard sealed the victory with a composed finish, offering a fitting response to the disappointment of their midweek defeat.