Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers Tickets

Arsenal v Wolves – Premier League 2025/26

Arsenal and Wolves first met in 1904, and while the fixture lacks the animosity of a traditional rivalry, it carries a deep-rooted place in English football history. Arsenal have long dominated the head-to-head, with 66 wins from 126 encounters as of May 2025. In the Premier League era, Wolves have struggled for consistency against the Gunners, particularly away from home, where their last league win at Arsenal came in 2020 during a behind-closed-doors season.

In the Premier League era, Arsenal have maintained a strong record against Wolves, winning 17 of their last 23 encounters. Notably, the Gunners have scored in each of their last 33 meetings with Wolves across all competitions, a club record for consecutive games scored against a single opponent. This consistent offensive performance underscores Arsenal's dominance in this fixture.

One notable trend is Arsenal’s consistent scoring record in this fixture. As of late 2023, they had scored in 33 consecutive games against Wolves, the longest such streak against any team in their history. While Arsenal head into 2025/26 aiming to end their two-decade title drought, Wolves arrive as disciplined opposition capable of frustrating top sides like the Gunners.

Arsenal v Wolves: Previous Emirates Stadium Meetings

Arsenal 2–0 Wolves (17 August 2024) - Arsenal opened their 2024/25 campaign with a confident 2–0 victory at the Emirates. Kai Havertz broke the deadlock with a header from a Bukayo Saka cross midway through the first half. The pair combined again in the second, this time with Havertz turning provider for Saka to finish low at the near post. Despite some late Wolves pressure, Arsenal maintained control and extended their scoring streak in this fixture to 34 games, the longest against any opponent in the club’s history.

Arsenal 5–0 Wolves (28 May 2023) - On the final day of the 2022/23 season, Arsenal produced a statement performance, sweeping aside Wolves 5–0. Granit Xhaka netted twice in his final appearance for the club, with Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus, and Jakub Kiwior also getting on the scoresheet. The result confirmed a second-place finish for the Gunners with their highest Premier League points total since 2004, capping off a season of significant progress under Mikel Arteta.

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Don’t miss your chance to witness Arsenal continue their pursuit of Premier League glory at the Emirates Stadium. With elite talent on display and three crucial points on the line, this is your opportunity to experience the energy of North London as Arsenal look to overcome a determined Wolves side. Secure official hospitality packages now for premium seating, exclusive lounge access, and a matchday experience worthy of the occasion.