At 03:45 a.m. Beijing time on November 13, the 16th round of the Premier League will feature a high-profile battle in which Gunners Arsenal will take on Wolves, who have been in a slump this season.
In the first 13 rounds of the Premier League, Arsenal won 11, drew 1 and lost 1, accumulated 34 points, beat defending champions Manchester City by 2 points, and seized the position of Premier League leader. It was also Arsenal's best start to the Premier League in nearly 10 years. Of course, Arsenal do not need to be complacent about this, with Arsenal's overall strength and squad thickness, it may not be easy to stay at the top of the Premier League and win the Premier League title this season. The only thing Arsenal have to do at the moment is to do their best to play every game that follows, as to whether they can win the title? I'm afraid it's an afterthought.
Wolves have been in terrible form this season, with only 2 wins, 4 draws and 8 defeats in the first 14 Premier League games and 10 points, ranking second from bottom in the Premier League. Compared to the form of previous seasons, it is a bit of a team comparison. With Arsenal's current combat effectiveness, it should not be a big problem to win Wolves. And, considering that this is the last round of Premier League matches before the World Cup, Arsenal will definitely give their best and do their best to play in the main squad.
In the goalkeeper position, no surprise, the main goalkeeper Ramsdale will continue to sit in the Arsenal goal; At the back, manager Mikel Arteta should continue to field the four-back formation he is most familiar with, with the four defenders who are likely to start are Zinchenko, Saliba, Gabriel Magalães and Ben White. Among them, Saliba and Gabriel Magalhayou play as a double central defense combination; Zinchenko and Ben White will play left and right wing-backs.
In midfield, there is no doubt that the main backer responsible for intercepting and sweeping in the Arsenal midfield will be Swiss ace international Xhaka; The double back combination with Xhaka should be African beast Thomas Party. In the core of the attack up front, it is naturally the Norwegian genius star Odegaard who sits on the central axis to pick up the girder, passes and feeds the cake, and provides the strongest fire support for the Gunners' forward line.
On the forward line, there is no suspense, and the one who charges for Arsenal in the front should be Brazilian striker Jesus; The forward trident pair paired with Jesus should be Martinelli and Nketiah.
Based on the above analysis, the final expected starting lineup for Arsenal against Wolves is: Ramsdale; Zinchenko, Saliba, Gabriel Magalhos, Ben White; Thomas Partej, Xhaka and Odegaard; Martinelli, Jesus, Nketiah