After 18 long days without a match, Arsenal will face Wolves in the Premier League. The first of their remaining seventeen cup finals as they look to fight their way into the top four and qualify for the Champions League.
Manchester United did Arsenal a favour in drawing with Burnley last night and the match brought with it a number of benefits for Arsenal beyond the amusing scoreline.
It was a joyous watch considering the stick sent the Gunners way from our Manchester rivals after Arsenal were unable to pick up all three points against Sean Dyche’s stubborn side at the Emirates prior to the long painful drought without matches.
