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Arsenal
won 2-1 over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the follow-up match
English League
at the Emirates Stadium, London, Sunday (14/12) early morning WIB.
This result made Arsenal collect 36 points from 16 matches.The Gunners are now five points ahead of Manchester City who are in second place but have only played 15 matches.
Meanwhile, Wolves are still slumped in the caretaker position.The team currently managed by Rob Edwards has only collected two points.
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Arsenal appeared dominant in the first half against Wolves.Mikel Arteta’s team had free control of the ball because the visiting team placed all their players in their own playing area.
As a result, Arsenal could not freely enter the penalty box.The game tended to be monotonous, meaning the Gunners did not create a shot on target until the end of the first half.
Arsenal’s performance only improved midway through the second half.The introduction of Martin Odegaard, Leandro Trossard and Mikel Merino increased the tempo of the hosts’ game.
As a result, Arsenal was able to break into Wolves’ goal in the 70th minute.This was after Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone scored an own goal.
This goal started from Bukayo Saka’s corner kick.Saka directed the ball to the far post which hit the inside post and then went into the goal after hitting Johnstone’s body.
Wolves, who continued to be pressured beyond expectations, were able to equalize the score at 1-1 in the 90th minute.Substitute Tolu Arokodare’s header using Mateus Mane’s measured pass found the back of David Raya’s goal.
When the score is expected to end in a draw, Arsenal can regain the lead over Wolves.Another goal was created through an suicide by Wolves defender, Yerson Mosquera in the 90+4′ minute.
This time, Mosquera headed Saka’s cross towards the penalty box towards his own goal.The score changed to 2-1 which remained for Arsenal’s victory over Wolves.
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