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I think Wolves have two key players out. Mind you Brenford had lots of starters missing in the last PL game and we only just scraped through.
Happy with a post CL hangover classic 1-0. We were at half throttle in the second half last night and lots of players came off early. Also, Jesus looked back to his effervescent best yesterday, which is.......
Go full strength in this again, ideally get the game won early to rest for Luton away
Wolves are without Lemina, Gomes and most likely Neto as he's injured
They've performed much better this season than their league position shows, beating both spurs and City, and should have got something from Utd too so shouldn't be taken too lightly
It will be tough to break them down so would hope Arteta would replicate the same team as against Lens with only one holding midfielder, Gabriel and Saliba just need to be switched on for the quick counter
I'm going 3-1 Arsenal, as we seem to struggle to keep clean sheets at home more than away
Well back we go to facing boring deep block and people gonna moan about how s**t offensively we are like its our fault. But hopefully we try get early goal wolves manager is good one he won't really spend all game defending even tho he might be forced with few key players out.
Still just get 3 points don't care about performance. Same line up played yesterday
O'Neil will have his team keeping us out of their box for long spells, and also severely limit our ability to combine in those areas.
I want to see us start quickly, as we did against Brentford. More vertical play, looking for a quick opening before Wolves can settle in. Getting back to that early goal will be important for us.
Assuming our usual league performances, I'd say a laboured 2-0 to Arsenal.
While Wolves seem to be a tricky side, we actually have a pretty decent record vs them over the last 20 (14-3-3). All 3 losses came over the 2019-21 period, not our brightest years. Also they aren't those sharp-toothed hard to break beasts they've been under Nuno. At least I hope so.
So unless we suffer from some of that CL hangover, I'm quite positive we bag all 3 on Sat.
Interesting that the very first thing Arteta did yesterday in terms of resting was subbing both fullbacks at halftime. I think if you took a poll most fans would have subbed Saka (was going to type 'pull Saka off' but it didn't pass the vibe check)
This might not be straightforward. O'Neil troubled us with Bournemouth last time he came to Emirates. Even though wolves are having injury issues, this could be tough.
Still we should win though. Can't lose these points.
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