After an impressive 11 game winning streak in all competitions, Unai Emery’s men dropped points in the last two games against Crystal Palace and Liverpool in the last two premier league outings. Although the unbeaten run has extended to 15 games, the Gunners have dropped to fifth in the Premier league table, four points behind the fourth-placed Tottenham albeit with a game in hand. The Gunners host Wolverhampton Wanderers, who are placed 11th in the table, at the Emirates. The Wolves would be looking to end Arsenal’s unbeaten run after giving Tottenham a run for their money with a spirited second-half display last week. Here is how the Gunners are expected to line up against the...
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