Arsenal aim to extend their lead

Arsenal are hoping to build on their impressive 6-0 victory against Lens in the Champions League. A win against Wolves will see them extend their lead at the top of the table, at least for 24 hours. The Gunners are currently one point ahead of Manchester City and are determined to win the league this year.

Wolves looking to bounce back

Wolves, managed by Gary O'Neil, suffered a dispiriting 3-2 loss to Fulham on Monday night. They were on the wrong end of two controversial penalty calls, which left O'Neil fuming. Despite this setback, Wolves have shown their strength against big teams this season, with victories over Manchester City and Tottenham.

Form and team news

Arsenal enter the match fresh off their 6-0 victory over Lens. They were able to rest key players in the second half, making them well-rested for the game against Wolves. Gabriel Jesus is back in the side after recovering from a hamstring injury and is expected to start. Wolves, on the other hand, were unlucky in their last game against Fulham, losing to a last-minute penalty. Pedro Neto is still recovering from a hamstring injury and is unlikely to be fit for the match.

Star players to watch

Bukayo Saka is the standout star for Arsenal, but this match could be an opportunity for Kai Havertz to shine. The German player scored the winner against Brentford and opened the scoring against Lens. For Wolves, Hwang Hee-Chan has been in excellent form, with seven goals and two assists in his 13 Premier League appearances.

Managers' comments

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was jubilant after his team's 6-0 victory and praised their performance. Wolves manager Gary O'Neil, however, was less pleased following their loss to Fulham and expressed his frustrations with VAR.

Prediction and match details

Despite Wolves' strength, Arsenal are expected to secure a home win. However, Wolves' star player Hwang Hee-Chan could make things interesting with a goal. The match will take place on Saturday, December 2nd, at 3pm GMT at the Emirates Stadium. It will not be broadcast on live TV in the UK due to the 3pm blackout rule, but you can follow SunSport's live blog for updates.

Odds

The odds for the match are as follows: Arsenal - 1/4, Draw - 9/2, Wolves - 9/1. Please note that these odds are correct at the time of publication and are courtesy of Paddy Power.