Arsenal vs Wolves LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction tonight

60 mins: Nelson Semedo is marshalled deeper and deeper into his own half before pulling up clutching his hamstring. Arsenal play on though and Martinelli sends the ball into the box for Lacazette. He rolls it onto his right foot and curls a shot wide of the top right hand corner.

57 mins: Almost! Thomas Partey chips the ball over the top as Alexandre Lacazette and Bukayo Saka sprint in behind the high Wolves line. The ball drops closest to Saka but it’s just too far out of reach for him to bring under control and he only manages to prod it wide of goal.

54 mins: Nelson Semedo is given the ball deep in his own half and is immediately pressed by Martin Odegaard who is too forceful trying to win back the ball and gives away a free kick.

Earlier Conor Coady won the ball off Ben White and look set to storm into the box only for White to hit the deck and convince the referee to give Arsenal a free kick.

It’s getting a bit scrappy out there.

51 mins: Thomas Partey is fouled by Joao Moutinho in the middle of the pitch and Arsenal win a free kick. Granit Xhaka floats the ball over to Gabriel Martinelli on the left wing. He knocks a pass across to Bukayo Saka who shoots and sees his effort blocked in the middle of the box. There’s a scramble to get to the loose ball but it’s Wolves who manage to clear the danger.

48 mins: Chance! Daniel Podence cuts open the Arsenal defence and slots the ball into the right side of the box for Hee Chan Hwang. He fires a shot back across goal but Aaron Ramsdale gets a fingertip to the ball and knocks just wide of the back post!

Kick off: Arsenal restart the match and knock the ball long down the right side where it’s won in the air by Romain Saiss. The Gunners got onto the second ball and pass it across to Gabriel Martinelli. He threads it wide to Kieran Tierney who runs the ball up to the box and slots it back to Martinelli. Martinelli checks once to the left and the fires a shot wide of the near post.

As it stands Wolves will move above Arsenal in the table and will be just three points behind Manchester United with a game in hand on the fourth placed side.

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Hee Chan Hwang’s goal is the only thing separating the teams at the break. It’s his first goal for Wolves in four months. Will it be a winning goal by the end of the game?

45+2 mins: Wolves take a one goal advantage into the break but Arsenal will feel that they’re right in the game. It was a mistake from Gabriel that led to Hee Chan Hwang’s opener and Wolves haven’t created much since.

Alexandre Lacazette has been a nuisance for the Wolves centre-backs but the Gunners haven’t really tested Jose Sa as of yet.