Arsenal will ensure they take a Premier League lead of at least two points into the World Cup break if they can beat Wolves on Saturday night.
A rotated Gunners team lost to Brighton in the Carabao Cup in midweek, yet their league results have remained decent on the whole and included an away win over Chelsea last weekend. Getting as many points on the board now is vital, especially after Mikel Arteta admitted the squad is lacking depth.
Wolves have also lost to Brighton recently, falling to a 3-2 Premier League defeat last weekend, but at least progressed in the Carabao Cup in midweek by beating Leeds. This game will be a last in charge for interim boss Steve Davis, before Julen Lopetegui assumes control after the World Cup.
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