Arsenal vs Wolverhampton FC Tickets

As one of the more prominent venues in the Premier League, interest in seeing games at the Emirates Stadium is always high, and Wolves fans will no doubt be itching to get tickets, as will Arsenal supporters who may not have the luxury of having season tickets.

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Arsenal vs Wolves History

Arsenal are very much in the ascendancy, but it is worth remarking on the staying power shown by Wolves in recent seasons.

Not many would have given the team much hope of retaining their Premier League status when they bounced back to the top tier in 2018, with their previous stints not lasting all that long, but they have done well to cement their position.

They were particularly well served by former boss Nuno Espirito Santos who led the team to back-to-back seventh-place finishes in 2018-19 and 2019-20, a season that also saw Wolves reach the UEFA Europa League quarter-finals.

Arsenal vs Wolves Head to Head

These two sides have met countless times, and their first-ever clash took place in the old English First Division back in 1904, with Arsenal easing to a comfortable 2-0 home win.

A more recent encounter saw Granit Xhaka sign off on his Arsenal career by bagging two goals in a five-goal thrashing of Julen Lopetegui’s side. The home side raced into a three-goal lead in less than half an hour, with Bukayo Saka scoring the third on 27 minutes.

Gabriel Jesus and Polish centre-back Jakub Kiwior scored second-half goals to secure a 5-0 win.

It was a tighter contest the season prior to this, with Wolves going ahead through Hee-Chan Hwang after ten minutes and seemingly cruising to what would have been a very rare win in North London.

However, efforts from Nicolas Pepe and an own goal from keeper Jose Sa gave Mikel Arteta’s side a late win to break Wolves' hearts.

Way back in September 1979, Wolves did secure a win at Arsenal, and they actually finished above their hosts in that season, securing a sixth-place spot, which earned them a UEFA Cup berth in the same year they had also triumphed in the League Cup.