Wolverhampton FC vs Arsenal Tickets

Wolves are undoubtedly a team with a rich history in the game, but it would be fair to say that their heyday was some time in the past. During the 1950s and early 1960s, the club racked up silverware at an alarming rate. Stars like Billy Wright played their part as the club secured three league titles in that period as well as an FA Cup triumph in 1959/60.

The team regularly featured in Europe over this period and enjoyed great support, but issues on and off the field of play saw the team sink like a stone and fall through the English footballing pyramid with alarming speed.

By 1986 they found themselves in the bottom division, but slowly and surely, they got back on their feet, and by 2003, they had once again risen to the top tier, albeit briefly, and did so again for another short spell between 2009 and 2012, but their current stint is a far more solidified one.

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Wolves vs Arsenal History

A number of players have represented both Wolves and Arsenal over the years, including FA Cup Final goalscorer Alan Sunderland, Scottish keeper Bob Wilson (albeit he didn’t make a first-team appearance for Wolves), goalie Vince Bartram, Ukraine international full-back Oleh Luzhnyi, Jermaine Pennant, Benik Afobe and Jeremie Aliadiere to name just a handful.

Wolves vs Arsenal Head to Head

These two teams have met over 100 times, and Arsenal have, on the whole, traveled to Molineux and secured a positive result, albeit with some exceptions.

The first time the Gunners took on Wolves on their own patch, they returned to North London having been thumped 4-1.

In April 1998, the two teams met in an FA Cup Semi-Final, with the second-tier side impressing on their way to the latter stages of the esteemed competition before a solitary goal from Christopher Wreh saw Arsene Wenger’s side secure a 1-0 win at Villa Park before beating Newcastle United in the final to secure the double.

The first trip Arsenal made to Wolves in the Premier League came in February 2004, and they duly picked up their third win of the season over their hosts. Dennis Bergkamp scored after nine minutes before Ioan Ganea leveled before the half-hour. Thierry Henry and Kolo Toure both netted in the second half to complete a 3-1 win in what came to be known as their ‘Invincibles’ season.

April 2019 saw Wolves secure their first home win over Arsenal in the Premier League, with Ruben Neves, Matt Doherty, and Diogo Jota all scoring in the first half before Greek defender Sokratis pulled a goal back with ten minutes left.

In 2022/23, Mikel Arteta’s side made light work of the opposition, with Norwegian star, and club captain, Martin Odegaard scoring twice.