Arsenal Blows Two-Goal Lead, Blames Selves

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta declared his team solely responsible for their disappointing 2-2 draw with bottom-ranked Wolves, a result that significantly jeopardizes their Premier League title aspirations. The Gunners squandered a two-goal advantage, conceding twice in the latter stages of the match. This latest setback means Arsenal now hold only a five-point lead over Manchester City, having played one more fixture, and have secured just two victories in their last seven league encounters.

Arteta acknowledged that all criticism directed at his side is fair, stating the team did not perform to the required standards. Bukayo Saka opened the scoring for Arsenal, with Piero Hincapie adding a second. However, Wolves fought back with a sensational strike from Hugo Bueno and a late debut equalizer from Tom Edozie. This collapse brings back difficult memories for Arsenal, who have finished second in each of their last three title challenges after leading.

Wolves manager Rob Edwards praised his team's belief and character in earning a draw against a formidable opponent. Despite being outplayed for periods, Wolves remained in the game and showed resilience to secure a crucial point. The result serves as a stark reminder of Arsenal's ongoing struggles to maintain leads in critical title run-ins.