Arsenal can go into the World Cup break at the top of the Premier League this weekend, as they take on Wolves at Molineux.
A disappointing 3-1 defeat against Brighton saw Arsenal crash out of the Carabao Cup in their last outing, exiting the competition in the third round. The silver lining is that it's one less competition for Mikel Arteta to worry about, with the Gunners currently two points clear at the top of the Premier League.
If Arsenal win on Saturday night, they will enter the World Cup break at the top of the table, but a draw or loss, along with a Man City win, will see the Gunners drop to second in the league. Arsenal have had close encounters with Wolves in their last four meetings, with one goal separating the sides in each of the four as the Gunners emerged winners in the last two.
