Arsenal vs Wolves LIVE: Latest Premier League result and reaction after Havertz and Saka score for Gunners

17 mins: Wolves haven’t been poor and have settled fine, but Arsenal’s dominance is starting to show through.

Saka is the latest to have a pop after a nice one-two with Havertz, but it’s straight at Sa.

14 mins: Arsenal are beginning to turn the screw now, and a lovely touch from Saka in the box ends with him squeezing a shot through the Wolves bodies and forcing a low save from Sa.

12 mins: White has a shot from outside the box, but it’s blocked and runs to Sa.

9 mins: Brilliant from Odegaard to win the ball in midfield and clip a backheel into the path of Havertz. The German is bearing down on goal, but he sort of trips up over the ball and can’t get a shot away.

7 mins: A promising attack for Arsenal breaks down on the edge of the Wolves box as Rice can’t get Odegaard’s pass under control.

Wolves haven’t really been troubled so far, and they look calm as Ait-Nouri leads them forward.

5 mins: Sa parries the corner away and Bellegarde carries out of danger before winning a throw. Wolves go on the attack, but Doherty’s shot is blocked by Gabriel.

3 mins: Nothing to report in the opening exchanges and both sides feel their way into the match. Martinelli wins a corner after his cross is put behind.

Some feel like this will finally be the year that Arsenal wrestle a league title away from Man City. Could it be true? Do they still need a proven number nine? Can City really expect to win FIVE titles in a row? We’ll be closer to knowing within a few weeks.

For now though, we have to settle for what should be a straightforward win for Arsenal at home to Wolves, who have lost Pedro Neto and Max Kilman so far this summer.

There’s a moment of applause for Kevin Campbell, just after ‘North London forever’ rings out around the Emirates.

And soon after, we are underway! Can Arsenal lay down an early marker in their bid for a first title since 2004?

Both sides are out of the tunnel now, so we’re close to kick-off!

On BBC’s Final Score before the game, Mikel Arteta said that Arsenal “need this adrenaline” and he is “really excited for the new season”.

“It will be a really tough match and we have to go day by day. Today we have to earn the right to be better than Wolves and win the game.

“One of the main things is to have the players available and I think we are in good shape.”

The Premier League kicked off for 2024/25 with a late 1-0 win for Manchester United over Fulham last night.

The second game of the season has just finished too, with Liverpool beating Ipswich 2-0.

As well as the Arsenal match at 3pm, these are the rest of Saturday’s fixtures.

3pm - Everton v Brighton

3pm - Newcastle v Southampton

3pm - Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth

5.30pm - West Ham v Aston Villa