Hello and welcome to mylivefootballnews.com. Today I will be talking about the match between Wolves and Arsenal. The score was 2-2. The game started with a goal for Arsenal in the fifth minute when Martinelli dribbled at Tchatchoua before passing it back to Rice who whipped in a fabulous cross to Bukayo Saka who headed it past Sa and into the net. 0-1! The Gunners had a chance to double their lead when Saka played a brilliant through-ball to Gyokeres who drawback was blocked by a Wolves defender before it came out to Noni Madueke whose curling shot was saved by Sa before Martinelli went on the rebound and again Sa intervened. CLOSE!

In the second half, the League leaders doubled their advantage when Gabriel played a superb through ball to Hincapie who took a touch get it away from the defender before hammering it past Jose Sa and into the net. 0-2! There was a nit of uneasiness around the goal since it looked like Hincapie might have been straying offside, but after a swift VAR check, the goal stood. Wolves got a goal back only a couple of minutes later in the 61st minute when Hugo Bueno whipped it in from a corner and it was cleared out to Matheuys Mane who passed it Santiago Bueno who played it to Hugo Bueno who dribbled before curling a brilliant strike past Raya and into the left corner. 1-2! GAME ON! This goal would prove to be pivotal because it stoppage time Wolves took the lead in the 90+4 minute when Hugo Bueno drove at Timber before playing it back to Matheus Mane who played a fantastic cross towards the goalkeeper and Gabriel but both players couldn’t clear it out and it came out for Tomas Edozie who hit a powerful volley that bounced off Calafiori and off the post and in! 2-2! UNIMAGENABLE!

Wolves managed to hold on till the end until the full-time whistle had been blown, and yes they had hit a mighty blow to whom were certain to be champions!

Wolves ended the game with 42.1% of possession, with Arsenal having 57.9%. The Man of the Match Award went to the 19 year old, Tomas Edozie who proved that dreams do come true. What next? Arsenal go to other side of North London to face Spurs in an North London derby, while Wolves go to Selhurst Park to face an out of form Palace side. They will hoping to take this draw as motivation for the match.

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