Arsenal v Wolves LIVE: Premier League score and updates as Gunners hold on for vital win

Wolves steal possession in a good position through Traore, who finds Cunha on the right side of Arsenal's area. He hangs up a cross towards the far post, where Hwang is unable to divert a header towards goal. The visitors have had a few promising moments, with Cunha at the centre of most of them, but they have failed to make them count.

We're into the final 10 minutes of the 90 here, and in truth, the second half has not been much of a spectacle. Will Wolves open up in a bid to force a grandstand finish?

Arteta is taking no risks with Tomiyasu, bringing White on at right-back as the Japan international gets to his feet and walks around the pitch and off.

There's a concerning moment for Arsenal here, with Tomiyasu going down off the ball and signalling that he needs medical attention. The Japanese full-back has impressed at both ends here and Arteta will not want to lose him to injury.

Arteta opts to rest Martinelli, with a trip to Luton Town on the horizon in midweek. Havertz is on, looking to maintain his recent goalscoring form.

OVER! Arsenal go close to a third goal as Saka takes aim from 25 yards out. His dipping, left-footed strike flies just over the top-right corner and hits the stanchion behind Bentley's goal. That was close!

Since losing 1-0 to Manchester United on matchday one, Wolves have scored in each of their last 12 Premier League games. It's their second-longest scoring streak in Premier League history, following an 18-game run between August and December 2019. That run is definitely in danger of ending here.

Semedo is fouled on halfway as he looks to play a give-and-go with Sarabia. Arsenal have done well in breaking up any half-threatening moments from Wolves, who are yet to really give this a go. Will they start to take more risks in the latter stages?

Martinelli skips past Semedo before pulling the trigger from the left side of the box, but the Wolves defender gets back to block the ball up into the air, and it drops safely into the arms of Bentley. The substitute goalkeeper hasn't had a great deal to do so far.

Both teams have had just two shots each in the second half, with Wolves actually edging the xG (expected goals) battle 0.08-0.06! It's safe to say Arsenal are content with their position in this match.