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Arsenal show the nerves of title bottlers in blown 2-0 lead at Wolves
Arsenal conceded twice in the second half at Molineux, with Wolves' Hugo Bueno and Tom Edozie scoring to deny Arsenal victory after leading by two goals.
- On Wednesday at Molineux, Arsenal drew 2-2 with Wolves after surrendering a two-goal lead, missing the chance to open a seven-point gap at the top of the Premier League standings.
- Mikel Arteta, Arsenal manager, cited a second-half drift and team fitness and form issues, including recent injury returns, that limited Arsenal's attacking players' ability to kill the game.
- Wolves' reply came via Hugo Bueno and debutant Tom Edozie, after Piero Hincapie's onside run and shot on Gabriel Jesus's through ball.
- On Wednesday, Arsenal drew 2-2 with Wolves after surrendering a two-goal lead, leaving them with ten points from the past 21 on offer, despite still holding a five-point lead over Manchester City but having played a game more.
- Opta noted no Premier League leaders had previously failed to beat a relegation-zone side after taking a two-goal lead, and Arsenal's recent seven-game run shows 11 points dropped.
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Broken Arsenal look like deer in headlights - the door is now WIDE open for Man City - The Mirror
Arsenal had one hand on the Premier League title just a few weeks ago - but after another meek surrender, this time to doomed Wolves, Man City will now be smelling blood
Are Arsenal actually going to 'bottle' the Premier League title race? Gunners in nervy position after Wolves draw
Arsenal became the first leaders in Premier League history to fail to beat a team in the relegation zone having taken a two-goal lead, after Wolves stole a 2-2 draw at Molineux. They can't, can they...
It was a visit to the Premier League colist, a Wolverhampton who had only scored nine points in 26 days, but Arsenal could not be trusted. Two goals ahead had those of Mikel Arteta, but they could not be trusted. Because the ‘Gunners’ have already lost leagues in scenarios like this and may have left another. Wolves tied them in the discount time and Manchester City, which depends on itself to win the Premier League, already smells the blood. De…
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