Bukayo Saka spoke about a 2-2 draw between **Arsenal**and **Wolves**at the Molineux Stadium.
The attacker earned another start as a number 10 to the inside of Noni Madueke, and he bagged the first goal of the game, converting from a Declan Rice delivery after five minutes of the match.
The Gunners struggled to go through the gears, but they then doubled their advantage at the start of the second half with a venomous finish from Piero Hincapie. However, the performance became even more concerning, and the men of **Rob Edwards**set out making their mark on the scoreline.
Hugo Bueno bent a shot into the back of the net from range to half the deficit, then a mix-up between David Raya and Gabriel Magalhaes meant the hosts had a late chance to level. An own goal from Riccardo Calafiori captured the collapse in a nutshell, and the league leaders had drawn twice in a row, having dropped two points against **Brentford**in a 1-1 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Indeed, it is the fifth time in the last seven league outings that **Arsenal**have failed to win. Man City are closing in on the top spot, and the North London derby now looks like an even bigger encounter.
“The changing room is pretty flat. We’re pretty disappointed with the result, it’s the only way to describe it. I think it's a game of two halves. In the first half we started so well but in the second half we dropped the level and got punished for it.
*“[The **North London*derby] was already a big game and now it's still a big game. We just know these last few games that we have left, we need to win. It's still in our control so we just need to focus on that, fix the issues we're having now and get back to winning ways.”