You can see why Wolves haven't conceded any goals since the restart. Every time Arsenal spread the play, the end up having to go back the other way as the Wolves' midfield/defence just moves across with them.

Not much space about and there needs to be more movement from the players up front.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Molineux

Adama Traore has skill, pace, power and delivery - all of which have been in evidence already, including a quick shuffle to get in a dangerous cross then a piece of trickery spoiled by a wild shot.

It was still enough to draw warm applause from the Wolves' backroom staff sitting along the touchline here at Molineux.

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Matt Doherty is waiting for the ball out wide but Adama Traore tries to thread it through to Raul Jimenez, who had made a run into the box, between the two centre-halves.

Never getting there. Doherty looks a bit miffed.

Nice run from Kieran Tierney down the left but his cut-back lacks pace and won't reach Bukayo Saka.

Not much happening at the moment.

Adama Traore receives the ball out on the right and he beats his man and puts a cross in.

It's too high for Raul Jimenez and Jonny's mazy run only goes as far as the edge of the box afterwards.

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Quick, short passes from Arsenal but Wolves are well organised. Bukayo Saka is then caught on his heels under pressure from Raul Jimenez but Wolves can't make the most of it.

Adama Traore and Raul Jimenez are playing as a front two today, rather than the speedster going out wide.

Looking to exploit David Luiz?

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Raul Jimenez flicks it on to Adama Traore, who can't quite get on the end of it. Decent chance!

David Luiz then looks for Eddie Nketiah with a long ball forward but it's headed away.

Adama Traore tries to get away down the right but he's stopped by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, carrying out his defensive duties.

Granit Xhaka takes over for Arsenal.

Off we go at Molineux.

No Nicolas Pepe for Arsenal today. His partner has given birth! Happy days. Congratulations to them both.

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, speaking to BBC Sport: "Very pleasing, attacking football which we wanted in front of the Stretford End, shame no fans here. If there were fans I think we could have scored a few more as well.

"We didn't stress, we didn't change our ways we were patient.

On the front three all scoring: "They are exciting. We have players who provide chances for them but they have pace and skill. It is just too bad our fans could not be here and spurred them on for a couple more.

"Mason [Greenwood] has chipped in with 15, Bruno's tally is going up so we have goals everywhere. I am not worried about goals in the team.

"Mason is one of the best if not the best finisher I have worked with and seen. He is so calm. He knows where to finish if it is on the training ground, here or in his garden at home.

"We have to build on that. Many big games to come and we need more big wins because we know our goal difference isn't the greatest. Confidence is sky high, you get energy and confidence by performances and results and we are getting that at the minute.

"I have enjoyed the last few games to be honest and it is healthy, you don't age as quickly."

Mikel Arteta played in Arsenal's most recent Premier League win against Wolves, a 3-0 victory at Molineux on 11 April 2012.

Better not be hanging around for goals...

Arsenal scored four in their last game, though.

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Here come the players!

"Wolves are in a place where Arsenal would love to be."

Waiting for the bite...

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Arsenal have won three in a row in the league and FA Cup but this will be a good indicator of where they are actually at because Wolves are one of the form teams in the Premier League.

After this, the Gunners play Leicester at home and their north London rivals Tottenham away so it is going to be a testing week for them - I just don't see them making a good start, I'm afraid.

Wolves never concede many, don't change their formation and everyone in their team knows their job. They are in a place where Arsenal would love to be.

Prediction: 2-0

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BT Sport: "We gave it a go. I thought we were a genuine goal threat in the match. I didn't think it was over until maybe the fourth goal.

"We had a foothold in the game at 1-0 up and that will disappoint us greatly looking back at the match.

"The Greenwood goal was a killer, the free kick was a killer. They are hammer blows to us in our state at the moment.

"Manchester United are a totally different team to the one we played earlier this season. They are very creative in midfield with Fernandes there now.

"I thought we would come back from lockdown with a stronger squad, less injuries but it has gone the other way. We have found it difficult to play with any bite or rhythm.

"It is the Premier League, it is the toughest league in the world and if you are not at your very best you will suffer."