Arsenal vs Wolves Prediction: 13/2 Bet Builder, Team News & More

Arsenal take on Wolves on Saturday night in a top vs bottom Premier League clash at the Emirates (8pm, TNT Sports 1).

Arsenal are bidding to bounce back from their last-gasp defeat to Aston Villa last weekend, while rock-bottom Wolves arrive in the capital winless in 15 matches this season.

Read on for our best bets and how you can scoop £40 free bets with BOYLE Sports, who are also offering a 25% Bet Builder boost on the game.

Arsenal have been near flawless at home this season, accumulating 19 points from a possible 21 in the league, scoring 18 goals and conceding only twice.

The Gunners have dominated this fixture, winning their last eight league games against Wolves, and have scored in the last 35 encounters between the sides, dating all the way back to 1979.

There's no hiding the fact that Wolves are enduring an absolutely torrid time. They are still desperately searching for their first league win since April - going 19 without a win - and have lost each of their last nine in all competitions; boss Rob Edwards has lost all four of his games to date.

Saturday’s matchup could get ugly for the visitors. Arsenal look an excellent shout at 6/5 (boosted from evens) to win both halves - a bet that has landed in five of their seven home league games.

For this Bet Builder, we’re backing Arsenal to win to nil, Bukayo Saka to score, and Joao Gomes to be booked, which combine to form 13/2 with BOYLE Sports, who are also offering a 25% Winnings Boost on top.

Arsenal boast the best defensive record in the league with just nine goals conceded, while Wolves arrive with the worst attacking return, having scored only eight.

Fresh from scoring against Brentford, Bukayo Saka looks a strong pick to pounce again against the league's worst defence. The winger has form in this fixture, having found the back of the net in each of his last three home games against Wolves.

As for Joao Gomes, he returns from a suspension which he served for picking up five yellow cards, and having been sent off in this fixture last season, we’re backing him to mark his comeback in familiar fashion: with another booking.

Arsenal vs Wolves Team News

Mikel Arteta has been hit hard by injuries and suspensions in his defence, with Gabriel and Riccardo Calafiori both definitely out. William Saliba and Jurrien Timber will both be assessed.

Elsewhere, the game is likely to arrive too soon for Leandro Trossard, and while Declan Rice has been ill, he will hope to recover in time.

As for Wolves, Joao Gomes returns after serving a suspension, but Marshall Munetsi, Rodrigo Gomes, Leon Chiwone, and Dan Bentley are all out.