Analysis: Arsenal 2-1 Wolves
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Matthew Howarth, BBC Sport
Wolves were on the wrong end of another contentious VAR call in Monday's defeat by Fulham, but Gary O'Neil's frustration will be directed at his own team at Emirates Stadium after they conceded twice inside the opening quarter of an hour.
Craig Dawson was beaten too easily by Bukayo Saka for the opener, while Oleksandr Zinchenko and Martin Odegaard were both given too much space in the build-up to the Norwegian's effort.
Max Kilman almost gifted Arsenal a third late in the first half, but Bentley got down to his left to deny Gabriel Jesus.
Cunha and Hwang Hee-chan both tested David Raya as Wolves gradually started to carry more of an attacking threat after half-time, and Cunha's fabulous, curling strike gave them hope of claiming an unlikely point.
But it was too little, too late from the visitors, who are winless in their last 13 Premier League away games in London.
