In the peer-to-peer fight with Manchester City e Liverpool by the title of Premier Leagueo Arsenal visit the Wolverhampton this Saturday (20), at 3:30 pm (Brasília time), at Molineux Stadium. The match is valid for the 34th round and is broadcast exclusively to Star+ subscribers.
Os Gunners want to turn the key after the bitter Champions League quarter-final elimination for Bayern Munich. The focus now is on competing for the World Cup. English Championshipa title the club has not won since 2004.
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Already the Wolvesfrom Brazilians Matheus Cunha and João Gomeswill try to assert the home advantage to end an uncomfortable sequence of five games without winning, across all competitions.
Where to watch Wolverhampton vs Arsenal?
Wolverhampton x Arsenal will be broadcast exclusively for Star+ subscribersthis Saturday (20), at 3:30 pm.
Predictions for Wolverhampton x Arsenal:
André Donke: Wolverhampton 1 x 2 Arsenal
Mario Marra: Wolverhampton 1 x 2 Arsenal
Raphael Prates: Wolverhampton 0 x 2 Arsenal
Probable lineups for Wolverhampton x Arsenal:
The home team will have serious problems for the match soon. In addition to continuing without Pedro Neto, coach Gary O’Neil will also not be able to select Portuguese full-back Nelson Semedo and Brazilian striker Matheus Cunha, a big name on the team this season.
Therefore, Wolves’ likely lineup is as follows: Jorge Sá; Bueno, Kilman and Tote Gomes; Doherty, Doyle, Lemina and Nuno Tavares; João Gomes; Sarabia and Origi.
For Arsenal, coach Mikel Arteta must bring maximum strength to the field, with the exception of Jurrien Timber. The defender, who was injured at the beginning of the season, is in the final stages of recovery from an injury to his right knee. Brazilian Gabriel Magalhães is a doubt after taking a knock against Bayern.
Thus, the likely Arsenal team has: Raya; Ben White, Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes and Zinchenko; Declan Rice, Jorginho and Odegaard; Saka, Gabriel Jesus and Martinelli.