It is Carabao Cup quarter-final action this week, although not for Arsenal and their opponents Crystal Palace. The Gunners, who beat Port Vale in round three, overcame Brighton 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium in late October to set up an all-London showdown with the Eagles for a place in the last four.

With no early kick-off in the Premier League on Saturday, TNT Sports will televise Arsenal’s evening match with Wolves. Audiences can stream the fixture on discovery+, too. fuboTV and DAZN are the go-to destinations in Canada, while the USA Network and NBC Sports App and website will be showing the match in the United States.

The focus Wolves have had this season is the only thing wandering in Wolverhampton this season. Through 14 matches, the club has failed to score a win. Including a loss to Manchester United this past Monday, it has lost eight straight league matches and nine consecutive defeats in a row across all competitions. Time: 3 p.m. ET

Gary Neville has fired a shot at Arsenal, telling the Gunners that they need to “wake up” if they are to win the Premier League. The north Londoners just about beat bottom side Wolves 2-1 on Saturday evening, with a Yerson Mosquera own goal in injury time sparing Mikel Arteta ’s blushes.

Tolu Arokodare became the first Nigerian player to score a Premier League goal for Wolves, with his equaliser Wolves' first shot in the second half.

The Gunners made their clash with Wolves far more grueling than it needed to be, which doesn't bode well for their title aspirations.

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By contrast, the Gunners have the best defensive record in the league having conceded just nine times in 15 matches and face a Wolves team who have scored just eight. The Old Gold will be celebrating every shot on target, let alone a miraculous goal.

Here is the latest Arsenal injury news and return dates. White became the latest Arsenal player to pick an injury as he limped off during the first half against Wolves as he pulled up and grabbed his left hamstring when trying to get back and stop a counter attack.

Lucky Arsenal were let off the hook in dramatic style as they claimed a 2-1 win against Wolves thanks to two own goals from the Premier League's basement boys, with Yerson Mosquera heading what proved to be the winner past his own keeper Sam Johnstone deep into stoppage time at the Emirates.