Arsenal will look get back to Premier League winning ways when they host Wolves – and it could see Mikel Arteta make a big decision. The Gunners are 14th in the table, taking four wins and four losses from their first nine games this season. While their opponents are four places ahead, sitting just on point ahead of them on 14 points. Nuno Espirito Santo’s team pose some attacking threats to the north London side, with Adama Traore’s pace on the wing and Raul Jimenez’s eye for goal. And Wolves have enjoyed the better form between the two teams since their Premier League promotion two years ago, drawing twice at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta could stick with his...
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