US EditionArsenal Blows Two-Goal Lead at Wolves to Boost Man City's Premier League Title Chances
Wolves scored two late goals, including a stoppage-time equaliser by debutant Tom Edozie, to deny Arsenal a win and halt their Premier League title lead.
- Yesterday, Wolverhampton Wanderers came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Arsenal at Molineux, debutant Tom Edozie scoring in stoppage time.
- Earlier this month, Wolves have won just one game and amassed only ten points from 27 matches, setting the context for their fightback against Arsenal's slip-ups.
- Bukayo Saka opened the scoring with a header from Declan Rice's delivery inside five minutes, then Piero Hincapie doubled Arsenal's lead after half-time before Hugo Bueno curled one home to give Wolves hope.
- The draw leaves Arsenal five points ahead of Manchester City with a game more played, allowing Pep Guardiola, Manchester City manager, to cut the gap to two with the game in hand.
- Amid growing pressure, Arsenal face questions over standards and personnel after Wednesday's result, the latest sign of strain following three runner-up finishes and Kai Havertz's limited play.
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Arsenal drop points in title race after Tom Edozie’s dramatic late equaliser
Wolves 2-2 Arsenal: The Gunners are now five points clear of Man City but have played one game more
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