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Bukayo Saka wore the captain's armband during the draw with Wolves (Image: Visionhaus/Getty Images)

Tensions may have eased following Arsenal's capitulation against Wolves but anxiety surrounding their advantage will undoubtedly persist. The Gunners were cruising towards a straightforward triumph at Molineux on Wednesday after Piero Hincapie's second-half strike gave them a two-goal lead. However, football seldom goes according to plan.

Hugo Bueno's spectacular goal was complemented by Tom Edozie's attempt deflecting in off Riccardo Calafiori to secure the Premier League's bottom side a point. The unexpected collapse was subsequently addressed by Bukayo Saka, who faced criticism from an English football legend as Mikel Arteta's position came under scrutiny.

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The outcome at Molineux was unquestionably a detrimental one to Arsenal's championship ambitions. The frustration was evident and was also expressed by Saka, who wore the armband in the absence of the injured Martin Odegaard.

Speaking to Sky Sports following the final whistle, he said: "It's very flat [in the dressing room]. I'm very disappointed with the result and especially how we played in the second half, it's far from the level that we've set this season."

Whilst many applauded...

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