Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

It's a Premier League start at long last for Kieran Tierney - someone Arsenal have great hopes for after his £25m summer move from Celtic.

Any sign of Mesut Ozil? Nope. No surprise there.

David Ljunggren: More evidence if any were needed that Steve Bruce has no idea what he is doing. Wolves have ripped us open down their right flank all half and he just sat there.

Wolves, who started the day 13th in the table, are up to 11th, while Newcastle remain 17th - one point above the relegation zone.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The scoreline is about right. Newcastle were good tactically in the first half but they were too negative in the second half and Wolves deserved to get their goal back.

Their tactical change on the right-hand side was exactly what they needed. It was not a good performance from Wolves but then neither was it for Newcastle.

A draw sums up the game.

One win in eight league and cup games for Newcastle now.

Wolves stretch their unbeaten run to eight league and cup games ahead of Wednesday's Carabao Cup tie at Aston Villa.

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Newcastle 1-1 Wolves

Late drama!

VAR is checking for a Wolves penalty. Was Matt Doherty's shirt pulled inside Newcastle's box?

Play on...

So close!

Wolves open up the home defence as Adama Traore finds Raul Jimenez who does ever so well to keep the ball in play before crossing for Matt Doherty.

His header flashes a couple of inches wide. That was the chance to win this.

Wolves are on the attack through Adama Traore but he cannot get away from Jetro Willems. Great defending by the Newcastle man.

Five minutes of additional time. Dwight Gayle and Christian Atsu are on for the hosts.

Newcastle are surrendering possession cheaply and inviting pressure.

A double substitution coming up for Newcastle.

Pedro Neto goes for the headlines from distance - it cannons off Jonjo Shelvey and out for a Wolves corner.

After their long trip to Slovakia in midweek, Wolves might have settled for a point at Newcastle.

Not now Sean Longstaff has been sent off.

The visitors can smell three points - and they are going for it.

Joelinton is sacrificed following Sean Longstaff's red card as Jonjo Shelvey is sent on.

Wolves, too, make a late change - goalscorer Jonny replaced by Ruben Vinagre.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sean Longstaff was high in that challenge. He lost control of it, studs were up. I am not 100% sure he meant to go through with it but he knew half way through that, he had made a mistake. He did not argue at all, in fact he turns and apologises straight away. It's a red card but he did not try to hurt the player, there was no menace in it.

Newcastle are down to 10 men!

It's a shocker by Sean Longstaff who is out of control as he flies into Ruben Neves.

And he knows it. No protest from any of Newcastle's players as Longstaff makes his way off.

Sad news, Newcastle fans. You're no longer above Manchester United in the table. Everything changes though if they find a winner in the final 10 minutes.

I feel it is my duty to remind you that Wolves scored 90th minute goals against Newcastle in two games last season.

You're welcome...

Jetro Willems goes for goal from distance - that was not far off! After a poor first half, this is now end-to-end.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery hands Kieran Tierney his first Premier League start - one of three changes from the side that lost 1-0 to Sheffield United in the Premier League on Monday.

Alexandre Lacazette, who also started in Thursday's Europa League win against Vitoria Guimaraes, is given the nod, as is Dani Ceballos.

Sead Kolasinac and Bukayo Saka drop to the bench, while Joe Willock misses out.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Chambers, Sokratis, Luiz, Tierney, Guendouzi, Xhaka, Pepe, Ceballos, Aubameyang, Lacazette

Roy Hodgson makes just one change to the Crystal Palace side defeated 2-0 by Manchester City last weekend, as Andros Townsend starts ahead of Jeffrey Schlupp.

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Tomkins, Cahill, van Aanholt, Zaha, Kouyate, Milivojevic, McArthur, Townsend, Ayew

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Poor goalkeeping from Newcastle but the changes in formation that Nuno Espirito Santo made at half-time has paid off.

It's the two players on the right hand side who just destroy Newcastle's left-hand side in the lead up to the goal.

Newcastle cannot get into the half, they have to do something different. If they keep playing like this they will lose.