Even with the battling, fighting, exhausting and character-filled win at Wolves, it looks increasingly difficult for Arsenal to stick with Liverpool right now. That is before you consider clawing back the current six-point gap and the game in hand Arne Slot's side have against Everton.

Liverpool stormed to a 4-1 win at Anfield against struggling Ipswich Town to maintain their six points lead at the top of the Premier League with a game in hand

Arsenal conspired to let a two-goal lead slip at the Emirates, falling a further two points behind Liverpool in the title race. In the grand scheme of things, a draw at home to Aston Villa is far from disastrous and a victory at Brentford par for the course.

Referee Michael Oliver gave Arsenal a mountain to climb on Saturday afternoon but the ten-man Gunners overcame Wolverhampton Wanderers to keep pace with league leaders Liverpool. Riccardo Calafiori's composed finish ensured that Arsenal were not punished for Myles Lewis-Skelly's harsh red card,