2-1！ After two weeks of beating Wolves again, Arsenal are finally back on track to win two consecutive league games!
After a slump in January, Arsenal finally got back on track in February, beating Wolves and Brentford to win two long-lost league games to temporarily finish sixth in the league table. Arsenal in two weeks later at home again again at the defense of the very solid Wolves, of course, to win the first goal, but the team's thrilling victory has proved that wolves' strength can not be ignored, a little careless, Arsenal will have a crisis of points, plus if Arsenal can win, the team will only be one point behind Manchester United, the latter will face great pressure.
Arteta still line-up the familiar 4-2-3-1 formation, and only Gabriel Martinelli, whose suspension has expired, returns to the starting lineup. Ramsdale continued to hold the final hurdles, with Cedric Suarez, Ben White, Gabriel and Kieran Tierney forming a four-man defence, Granit Xhaka and Thomas Partey continuing to defend the midfield, and Gabriel Martinelli, Martin Erdegaard and Bukayo Saka supporting Alexander Lacazette on the front line. At the beginning of the game, the two sides attacked and defended each other, but in just ten minutes, Arsenal had Gabriel's return pass intercepted by Huang Xican, and pushed Ramsdale into the empty goal, trailing 0-1 first. Arsenal then stepped up their attacks, but only three of their 11 shots hit the target in the first half, showing that Arsenal's goal kick had a lot of room for improvement, and Wolves' occasional counter-attacks were more threatening than Arsenal's. After the change of sides, Arsenal continued to besiege the opponent in an attempt to recover the lost ground as soon as possible, but this allowed Wolves to concentrate on defending and counterattacking, the latter had Huang Xican's semi-single knife attack, but fortunately was defused by Ramsdale. Finally, Arsenal's efforts paid off in the late stages of the game, first in the 82nd minute by Nicholas Pepe received Nketiah's pass in the box and turned to shoot the equaliser, and then in stoppage time by Alexander Lacazette received Nicolas Pepe's transmission half pass half shot to the opposing goalkeeper swing Oolong, dramatically counter-win, home 2-1 victory over Wolves, after the game Arsenal successfully rose to fifth place, and only one point behind Manchester United, continuing to move towards the top four.
The battle was won by Arteta's divine movement, with substitutes Nicholas Pepe and Nketia playing an important role in both goals, the former having been reborn since the return of the Africa Cup of Nations, and it is hoped that this goal will restore his confidence and make a great impact on the team in the following games. Although Arsenal were able to win this game, it reflected the weakness of Arsenal's forward line, with as many as 26 shots on goal this game, but only two goals were scored, and only 5 of the last 86 shots on goal in the last four occasions were only 5 this year. Alexander Lacazette has as many as eight shots on goal this season, but is stuck in the trap of not being able to shoot at all, and the problem of poor attack may become a resistance for Arsenal to compete for four.
