Arsenal defeated Wolves 2-1 in a dramatic Premier League encounter on Saturday evening.
Some boos rang around the Emirates Stadium at half-time, as Arsenal failed to break down the worst defence in the Premier League in the first half. It took until the 70th minute before they finally broke the deadlock, as Bukayo Saka's corner hit the post and then hit Sam Johnstone on the back of the head, and went into the back of his own goal.
In the 90th minute, Wolves scored a shock equaliser to level the match up at 1-1 through substitute Tolu Arokordare's header, but then Saka's cross was headed into his own net by Yerson Mosquera as the Gunners snatched all three points from the jaws of despair.
Match Highlights
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Arsenal Player Ratings
Piero Hincapie in action for Arsenal against Wolves in the Premier League
GK: David Raya - 6/10
Forced into action just once in the match. Although he had just the one save to make, it was a very good and important one. Raya's positioning for Wolves' goal was arguably poor.
RB: Ben White - 6/10
Forced off after playing just 31 minutes due to suffering an injury. White enjoyed a decent start to the match, having some success down the right flank, especially with his balls into the box.
CB: Jurrien Timber - 7.5/10
Although Timber was asked to do shifts at both centre-back and right-back, he put in a very solid performance. Defensively, he was pretty much flawless, and he also had some bright moments in wide areas with his crossing.
CB: William Saliba - 8/10
Efficient with the ball at his feet and always trying to get his teammates up the pitch. The Frenchman had very little defensive work to do due to Wolves' lack of attacking threat, but when he was called into action, he was very good.
LB: Piero Hincapie - 7/10
Hardly had any work to do defensively, but was pretty effective going forward and when trying to get his side up the pitch.
CM: Martin Zubimendi - 5/10
Saw plenty of the ball in the midfield, but couldn't find a pass through to the forward line which split the Wolves defence. The Spaniard mainly passed sideways and backwards, even when Arsenal needed a goal.
CM: Declan Rice - 6/10
The England international put in a decent performance in midfield, but became quite predictable and easy to deal with, as all he really offered was crosses into the box, and most of them were either overhit or dealt with by Johnstone.
AM: Eberechi Eze - 5/10
Tried his best to drive forward with the ball and create chances for his side, but just couldn't bypass the Wolves defence despite his best efforts.
RW: Bukayo Saka - 9/10 (Man of the Match)
By far Arsenal's best and brightest player. Pretty much all the success Arsenal had going forward came through the Englishman, and he also played a part in Johnstone's own goal, as his corner caused the problems. Saka was also involved in Wolves' second own goal with another dangerous cross.
ST: Victor Gyokeres - 3/10
Hardly ever got involved in the match, and even when he dropped deep and did, he looked pretty clunky and sloppy. There were several moments where his teammates put some really good, low crosses into the Wolves box, but he just wasn't there to meet them.
LW: Gabriel Martinelli - 5.5/10
Missed a few really good chances, albeit they were from tight angles. Martinelli had some success in one-on-one situations, but his decision-making in and around Wolves' box really let him down.
SUB: Myles Lewis-Skelly - 7/10
Replaced White very well and gave Arsenal plenty of energy and directness down the left flank.
SUB: Leandro Trossard - N/A
Didn't do much after coming on.
SUB: Martin Odegaard - 7.5/10
Produced several passes which finally unlocked the Wolves defence. After Odegaard came on, Arsenal looked like a much better team going forward.
SUB: Mikel Merino - N/A
Didn't do much after coming on.
SUB: Gabriel Jesus - N/A
Didn't do much after coming on.
Wolves Player Ratings
Wolves manager Rob Edwards
GK: Sam Johnstone - 4.5/10
Put in a good performance until he scored an own goal. Johnstone was unlucky to have conceded the own goal, but he could've dealt with Saka's corner a lot better.
RWB: Matt Doherty - 5/10
Really struggled in one-on-one situations against Martinelli and produced pretty much nothing going forward.
CB: Yerson Mosquera - 4.5/10
Produced some important blocks and clearances, but also looked really sloppy and clumsy at times whilst defending. Mosquera scored an own goal, which gave Arsenal the three points.
CB: Emmanuel Agbadou - 6.5/10
Defended really aggressively against Arsenal's front line and did very well up against Gyokeres.
CB: Toti Gomes - 6/10
Looked like an immovable object at times, as he kept clearing practically everything Arsenal put into the Wolves box away. Gomes, like Agbadou, dealt with Gyokeres very well, but struggled when coming across to try and defend against Saka.
LWB: David Moller Wolfe - 4.5/10
Had a really tough match trying to defend against Saka. Wolfe was second best in pretty much every one-on-one situation against Saka and didn't offer anything going forward.
CM: Ladislav Krejci - 4/10
Sloppy and ineffective when in possession of the ball, and didn't really do enough to press or battle against Arsenal's midfield when they were dominating possession.
CM: Andre - 6.5/10
Played with lots of energy in the midfield and was a very good protector of the Wolves defence for most of the match.
CM: Joao Gomes - 7/10
Like his fellow Brazilian, Andre, Gomes also played with a huge amount of energy and put in some really good, aggressive tackles.
ST: Hee-Chan Hwang - 6/10
Arguably lucky to have stayed on the pitch after receiving just a booking for a poor challenge. Hwang hardly had any service, but had Wolves' best chance of the game, where he broke free in the first half and forced a good save out of Raya.
ST: Jorgen Strand Larsen - 5.5/10
Held the ball up pretty well at times, but never really got any opportunities in front of goal.
SUB: Jackson Tchatchoua - N/A
Didn't do much after coming on.
SUB: Tolu Arokodare - 7/10
Scored what he thought was the equaliser in injury time. Surely deserves a start.
SUB: Mateus Mane - 6/10
Was a threat with his direct running and dribbling.