Wolves vs Arsenal LIVE: Premier League result and final score after Martin Odegaard sends Gunners top

Wolves have not increased their expected goals at all in the second half, with the hosts failing to register a shot of any kind. They’ve seen a lot less of the ball as well, which could prompt O’Neil into more changes with 20 minutes to go.

Sa is caught in two minds as he attempts to play it out from the back, giving it straight to Havertz instead. The Arsenal midfielder’s first touch lets him down as Santiago Bueno is able to regain possession near the touchline, but the centre-back hurriedly puts it out of play for an Arsenal throw.

Doyle hits a long pass over the top of the Arsenal defence for Chirewa, who goes down after a tussle with Saliba just outside the penalty area. Looking around for a free-kick, the Wolves forward is not happy to see the referee allowing play to continue, with the visitors able to clear their lines.

As it stands, a win would send Arsenal to the top of the table by a single point, having played one match more than both Manchester City and Liverpool. The loss would not affect Wolves’ position in the table, though it would allow Fulham to catch them with a victory in their next fixture.

Odegaard drives a low shot towards goal from 24 yards away that fails to trouble Sa, with the effort rolling lazily past the byline for a Sa goal-kick.

Odegaard sends the free-kick in towards the penalty spot but Havertz is unable to get a flick-on towards goal, with Santiago Bueno behind him to clear his lines.

Play is stopped for a foul on Kiwior, with Lemina catching the defender in the head with an outstretched arm during an aerial duel. It’s a set-piece for Arsenal 30 yards from goal on the left wing.

Arsenal have registered three clean sheets in their last four Premier League matches, conceding in their most recent game against Aston Villa. Away from home the picture looks even better for Arteta’s side, as they have gone five-consecutive games in the league without allowing a goal away from the Emirates.

Rice plays a short pass to Odegaard, who holds the ball up to allow the England international to have a strike. Doyle is quick off his spot to make a block from close range, but the ricochet is met by a clever backheel flick from Trossard to keep it in Arsenal’s position. The play ends with Havertz meeting a chipped cross with an over-the-shoulder volley that finds the gloves of Sa.

Saka manages to bait Traore into a tackle, with the Wolves midfielder stepping into the tricky winger clumsily 20 yards from goal, sending him to the ground. It’s a free-kick for Arsenal in a dangerous position, with Odegaard and Rice standing over it.