Team news
Arsenal will be without Danny Welbeck and Stephan Lichtsteiner for Sunday's Premier League visit of Wolves after both were forced off injured in Thursday's draw with Sporting Lisbon.
Welbeck (ankle) is expected to be sidelined for some time after being taken to hospital following an awkward fall, while Lichtsteiner limped out of the Europa League clash with a muscular issue.
Mohamed Elneny (thigh) and Konstantinos Mavropanos (groin) are still missing, while Matteo Guendouzi is back in domestic contention after serving a one-match ban.
Wolves have quite a short injury list, with the only doubt for the match being Diogo Jota, who will have a knock he picked up assessed before the match.
Important stats
•Arsenal are unbeaten in their last 19 matches against Wolves in all competitions (W16 D3) since a 3-2 defeat in September 1979 under Terry Neill.
•Wolves have avoided defeat in just one of their eight Premier League games against Arsenal (P8 W0 D1 L7), though that was in their last visit to the Emirates in December 2011, a 1-1 draw under Mick McCarthy.
•Arsenal have taken 59 points from their last 63 available at home in Premier League games against newly promoted sides (P21 W19 D2 L0) since losing 1-0 to Newcastle United in November 2010.
•Arsenal haven't been behind for a single minute in eight Premier League matches against Wolves - only one team has ever played more games against an opponent without falling behind (Chelsea v Portsmouth, 14 games).
Wolves have played more Premier League games against Arsenal without winning (8) than against any other opponent.
•All three of Wolves' Premier League goals against Arsenal have been scored via corners.
•Arsenal are unbeaten in nine Premier League games (W7 D2), last going 10 without defeat in the competition in December 2016 (a run of 14).
•After a six-game unbeaten run (W4 D2), Wolves have lost their last three Premier League games.
•Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette has been directly involved in 16 goals in his 18 Premier League starts at the Emirates (12 goals, 4 assists).
•Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has scored five goals and assisted two more in five Premier League appearances against newly promoted sides.
Arsenal vs Wolves: Betting tips
Arsenal to win
BTTS
Over 2.5