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ARSENAL 2-1 WOLVES - MATT BARLOW AT THE EMIRATES STADIUM: Arsenal staged a dramatic late comeback to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers on Thursday night.

A really positive start from Arsenal and Saka tries to tee up Martinelli in the box. Arsenal get the ball forward now and Saka feeds Lacazette just outside the box. Lacazette takes a touch before shanking it high and wide on the turn. He tries to finish into the far corner but drags his shot just wide. They're certainly knocking on the door. It stings the palms of Sa. Jimenez sprang high above Ben White to connect with a Podence cross from the right, only for his header to flash wide. The same went for Wolves defender Max Kilman, who emerged from the tunnel pointing to the skies with both hands and muttering a prayer, his thoughts undoubtedly with family in Ukraine. Lage cursed his team's inability to score the second. Confusion as Wolves go to make a substitution. Arsenal found some rhythm, midway through the first half, and started to threaten going forward. Alexandre the late!

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“The project and the phases that we proposed, they are happening and there are a lot positives but we are not there." "I am happy with the direction we’re taking, but I’m not happy with where we are that is for sure because we want to be competing and challenging with the best teams in this league in consecutive seasons. And now would be the perfect time for Arsenal to commit him to a new deal.

Arsenal kept their Premier League top-four push moving in the right direction as a last-gasp Jose Sa own goal saw them come from behind to beat Wolves.

One of those was the sending off of Gabriel Martinelli in the reverse fixture just a fortnight ago and, with the forward returning from his ban here, he was soon embroiled in more controversy. The rest of the first half saw everyone involved with Arsenal become more and more frustrated and a smattering of jeers met the half-time whistle. Club-record signing Nicolas Pepe levelled with a smart turn and finish just 11 minutes after he came off the bench, but it was Sa’s unfortunate glove which completed a comeback for Mikel Arteta’s side – who now sit just a point behind fourth-placed Manchester United with two games in hand.

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Pepe is Arsenal’s record signing and would surely not have envisaged being reduced to a mere super substitute when he initially arrived into the Emirates Stadium from Lille. It is an expensive and difficult luxury all managers in world football strive, but so rarely achieve. Nketiah with the assist and Pepe with the vital goal, his first of the season, and perhaps one of the most important of Arsenal’s top four challenge.

Follow live text reaction as Arsenal beat Wolves at Emirates Stadium in the Premier League.

Max Kilman clears as Arsenal keep up the pressure. Credit to the team for a great result. @Arsenalbeating a solid Wolves team with a last minute winning goal. Arsenal defender Kieran Tierney, speaking to Amazon Prime: "There are no better games in football. We need to aim as high as possible. Wolves boss Bruno Lage, speaking to Amazon Prime: "This is football. It is not my intention to come here and waste time with these things but we move on." We need to manage the ball better against these kinds of teams. We had some good chances to score, but we didn't play well. Wolves' Ruben Neves: "We didn't deserve to win to be honest. "After three defeats in the first three games we had to avoid relegation. At the end of May we want to be fighting for those places."