WOLVES 0
ARSENAL 2
Trossard 45, Odegaard 90+5
In contrast to title rivals Manchester City and Liverpool, pundits reckon they have the toughest games on the run-in.
And if this juddering collision with Wolves is a measure of what's to come, Mikel Arteta's Gunners really will be worthy champions if they manage to finish on top.
Bottlers? Forget it.
This clash quickly turned into a potential banana skin for an Arsenal side who needed to shake themselves down after a hellish week at home and abroad.
Fortunately, Arteta has an abundance of quality to call on and, on a nervy night for away fans, Leandro Trossard showed what a steal he was at £21 million last year.
Trossard couldn't crown his move with the title last year, but his sweet goal on the stroke of half-time settled nervy Arsenal fans who are maybe fearing the worst again.
His hug from Arteta when his night ended on 71 minutes was richly deserved.
This story is from the April 21, 2024 edition of The Sunday Mirror.
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