Arsenal cannot afford to lose further ground in their bid to haul in Liverpool in the title race, while Wolves desperately need points in their battle against relegation.

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There is work still to be done but Mikel Arteta can be confident in Arsenal's ability to do what is required over the next seven days, starting with Wednesday's clash with Dinamo Zagreb. At the start of Matchday 7,

Alongside the defeat to Ruben Amorim's visitors, Arteta also lost Gabriel Jesus to a first-half knee injury, with the Brazilian facing an extended spell on the sidelines. Jesus will join Bukayo Saka on the list of absentees with Ben White, Ethan Nwaneri and Takehiro Tomiyasu all at least another two weeks away from a return.

Arsenal have Jurrien Timber fit to start for tonight’s Premier League clash with Tottenham, with Raheem Sterling also in the side. Timber came off during Sunday’s defeat to Manchester United in the FA Cup, but Mikel Arteta has confirmed that was due to cramp, as it was with midfielder Jorginho.

A Premier League Clash at a Critical JunctureWolverhampton Wanderers are set to host Arsenal in a compelling Premier League encounter this Saturday at 3pm GMT. With both teams

Goalkeeper Andre Onana is expected to return to the lineup, as is Harry Maguire, Kobbie Mainoo, and Manuel Ugarte . Rasmus Hojlund may replace Joshua Zirkzee as Amorim tries to get one of his strikers in goal-scoring form, but the latter's recent good hold-up play will likely see him keep his place.

Arsenal head to Wolves this weekend looking to avoid another Premier League title race slip-up.The Gunners, have dropped four points across their last three games and are struggling to close the gap on league-leaders Liverpool,