Wolves vs Arsenal: Three Key Factors To Consider, Predicted Lineups and Team News

The Wolves vs Arsenal clash is going to be a thrilling one because of the sheer impact the result can have on the 2025/26 Premier League title race as the two sides clash at the Molineux Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Wolves vs Arsenal should be a pretty eventful clash because of how desperate both sides are to get a win right now, with the Gunners being especially determined to get back to winning ways in the Premier League with a big result. Wolves look to be a stubborn thorn for the league leaders, with this expected to be a back-and-forth clash which can major implications on the Premier League title race.

Match Details

Molineux Stadium
Wolverhampton, England
Wednesday, 18 February
20:00 GMT

Desperate Wolves Look To Pull off Ultimate Upset Against Confident Arsenal

The Wolves vs Arsenal clash should be a highly entertaining match because of how desperate both sets of players would be to get a win in this midweek clash.

For Wolves, time really is running out for them to save themselves from relegation. They are currently 18 points away from safety and basically need a bit of a miracle to be able to survive the drop to the Championship.

Wolves need to produce a significant performance against Arsenal, which will need them to be extremely strong defensively and clinical in taking up their chances to be able to cause an upset.

Arsenal have only won two of their last five Premier League matches, but they will look to revitalise their form with a dominant performance against Wolves, with Mikel Arteta’s side needing to be particularly efficient with their attacking play and ruthless in taking up their chances.

Arsenal have won their last nine consecutive matches against Wolves, and they look to extend that dominant run in the upcoming clash at the Molineux.

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Can Promising Mateus Mane Inspire Wolves To Surprise Win Over Arsenal?

Wolves have only won a single match in their 26 games in the 2025/26 Premier League campaign, which itself entails how they need a miracle to be able to defeat this dominant Arsenal side. They will not only have to be extremely sturdy defensively against the Gunners, but need to be brave on the front foot to be able to get a famous win to revitalise a late charge to save themselves from relegation.

Wolves will be reliant on their promising youngster Mateus Mane, who has four goal contributions (two goals, two assists) so far in the campaign. Mane provided two goal contributions in their only win of the campaign, and he’ll need to replicate a similarly thrilling performance against Arsenal.

Mane will look to use his clever off-the-ball movement to get into the open spaces in the final third and then be efficient with his final third passes and shooting to be able to get a big win for his side.

Struggling Bukayo Saka Determined To Regain Momentum Against Wolves

Bukayo Saka has come under heavy criticism in recent weeks for failing to make a major difference for Arsenal, with the Englishman struggling to get a goal contribution in his last four Premier League appearances. Saka made a good impact in a central role for Arsenal in their recent 4-0 thrashing of Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup, and he might persist with that role against Wolves.

Saka will be looking to be smart with his link-up play and more clear-cut with his final third passes to help create bigger chances for his side. The Englishman will also look to get the ball in more goal-scoring positions in the final third to be able to end his goal drought and earn a commanding win for his side.

Wolves vs Arsenal Injuries

Wolves Injuries: Toti Gomes, Hwang Hee-Chan

Arsenal Injuries: Mikel Merino, Kai Havertz, Max Dowman, Riccardo Calafiori, Martin Odegaard (doubt), Ben White (doubt)

Wolves vs Arsenal Predicted Lineups

Here are our Wolves vs Arsenal predicted lineups.

Wolves Predicted XI: Jose Sa (GK), Yerson Mosquera, Santiago Bueno, Ladislav Krejci, Rodrigo Gomes, Angel Gomes, Joao Gomes, Hugo Bueno, Mateus Mane, Tolu Arokodare, Adam Armstrong

Arsenal Predicted XI: David Raya (GK), Jurrien Timber, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes, Piero Hincapie, Martin Zubimendi, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Noni Madueke, Leandro Trossard, Viktor Gyokeres

Main Photo

Credit: IMAGO / Sports Press Photo

Recording Date: 07.02.2026

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