Arsenal secured a win against Wolves, marking a strong beginning to their Premier League campaign. The victory highlights their ambition to go all out for the title this season.
Arsenal finished the last season second on the Premier League table after Manchester City, the same record that occurred in the last two seasons.
Bukayo Saka‘s beautiful assist was converted into Arsenal’s first goal by Kai Havertz at the Emirates.
David Raya helped Arsenal with a vital save to deny Jorgen Strand Larsen and Matheus Cunha a huge chance to draw the Gunners before they made the points safe.
Kai Havertz helped Saka score Arsenal’s second goal with his assist.
Although it was not a good match for Arsenal, they always looked in control of the contest and more than deserved the victory they had against Wolves.
Larsen’s beautiful first-half header was disallowed by a well-saved Arsenal goalkeeper, while substitute Cunha should have done better with a tame effort straight at Raya in a period when Wolves were battling for an equalizer.
Gary O’Neil, Wolves manager, can have little complaint about the result, with his team fashioning few clear-cut opportunities against the course during the match.