Arsenal face off against Wolves at Molineux in a Premier League clash that could well define their season. The Gunners have endured a disappointing week in which they exited the Champions League in rather limp fashion at the hands of Bayern Munich.
That came directly after a defeat to Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium last Sunday saw them cede crucial ground in the title race to Manchester City.
They do have the chance to go above Pep Guardiola's side today with a win though against a depleted Wolves side who could have just 10 fit senior outfield players to choose from.
How to watch
- Date: Saturday, April 20
- Start Time: 2:30 p.m. ET
- Location: Molineaux Stadium -- Wolverhampton, West Midlands
- TV: USA
- Live Stream: fuboTV
Arsenal head to the Midlands on Saturday looking to put its Champions League woes behind it and focus on its EPL title push as the club goes in search of a win against Wolves.
The Gunners crashed out of Europe with a 1-0 defeat away to German giants Bayern Munich on Wednesday, a stinging result followed on from a damaging Premier League defeat to Aston Villa last weekend, which handed the initiative to Man City in the race for the title.
Wolves' outside hopes of European qualification have faded in recent weeks, but having already beaten Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea at home this term, Gary O'Neil's side are more than capable of further derailing Arsenal's championship challenge.
Arsenal head to the Midlands on Saturday looking to put its Champions League woes behind it and focus on its EPL title push as the club goes in search of a win against Wolves.
The Gunners crashed out of Europe with a 1-0 defeat away to German giants Bayern Munich on Wednesday, a stinging result followed on from a damaging Premier League defeat to Aston Villa last weekend, which handed the initiative to Man City in the race for the title.
Wolves' outside hopes of European qualification have faded in recent weeks, but having already beaten Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea at home this term, Gary O'Neil's side are more than capable of further derailing Arsenal's championship challenge.
