Arsenal began the match with confidence and energy at Molineux Stadium. They controlled possession, moved the ball quickly, and created several early chances. Their positive start paid off when Bukayo Saka calmly finished a well-worked move to give Arsenal the lead. The goal settled the team and silenced the home crowd.
Arsenal continued to dominate after the break. Their defence looked solid, and the midfield kept the game under control. In the second half, Piero Hincapié added a second goal, putting Arsenal 2-0 ahead. At that stage, the visitors looked comfortable and were on course to move seven points clear at the top of the Premier League table.
Manager Mikel Arteta would have been satisfied with his team’s performance for most of the match. Arsenal appeared organised, confident, and focused on securing an important away win in the title race.
However, Wolverhampton Wanderers, who are at the bottom of the table, refused to give up. Backed by their home supporters, they began to press higher up the pitch and take more risks in attack. Their efforts were rewarded when they pulled one goal back in the second half, bringing the score to 2-1 and giving the crowd renewed hope.
As the match entered the final minutes, Arsenal started to look nervous. They dropped deeper and struggled to keep possession. Wolves pushed forward with determination, sending players into the box in search of an equaliser.
Deep into stoppage time, Wolves scored a dramatic late goal to make it 2-2. The stadium erupted in celebration, while Arsenal’s players were left stunned. The late equaliser cost Arsenal two valuable points in the title race and could have a big impact as the season progresses.
For Arsenal, the draw may prove costly in their fight for the Premier League trophy. Dropping points against a team at the bottom of the table increases pressure in the coming matches.
For Wolves, the result feels like a victory. Taking a point from the league leaders will boost their confidence as they battle to avoid relegation and climb out of the bottom of the table.