A tough match to call but, considering the hosts' record at Molineux against the big six this season, the feeling is they can get at least a point. They shocked Man United here at the start of the month and Nuno's side are well versed at coping with top sides having also taken points from Man City and Chelsea on home soil. Emery's side were not great on the road against 10-men Watford last week and they will have to be on their game for the trip to Molineux.

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Arsenal need to get their top four hopes back on track and, regardless of the result, the feeling is they can at least get on the score sheet. In Wolves' positive results in the above games, all three teams got on the score sheet. Wolves have been a pretty poor first-half team this term, scoring just 13 and conceding 21, while the Londoners have scored in the first half in eight of their last 10 Premier League outings. At evens, this looks a nice price and worth taking.

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Wolves could do with all three points ahead of a final end-of-season run-in if they are to finish best of the rest, while Arsenal need a win to move ahead of Chelsea in the race for the top four. With this in mind, both attacking sides should have plenty of attempts and at least 10 shots on target from both teams is not much to ask for with the quality on show here, so the odds-against price definitely appeals.

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