Arsenal were stunned by a late equaliser from Wolves when the sides met in the Premier League last night, a result that has intensified scrutiny at a critical stage of the season.

Wolves have mocked Arsenal on social media after dealing their title ambitions a significant blow in Wednesday’s 2-2 draw at Molineux.

Follow live reaction as Arsenal's lead at the top of the league moved to five points after drawing with Wolves

It couldn't possibly be happening again — could it? Surely, Arsenal are not letting the Premier League title slip through their fingers for the third straight season after throwing away a two-goal lead against last-place Wolves on Wednesday.

Arsenal lead the Premier League with just three defeats to their name all season. The Gunners are averaging just under two goals scored per game and have the best defensive record in the league. All of that while Wolves, despite an improvement in form, have still only managed one win in 26 games.

All you need to know about the Premier League clash between Wolves and Arsenal.

Top faces bottom as Arsenal travel to Wolves looking to extend their lead over Manchester City to seven points. BBC Sport looks at the main talking points going into Wednesday's meeting at Molineux.

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