Arsenal’s inability to see out a two-goal lead means Bukayo Saka and Piero Hincapie’s effort count for very little

Arsenal surrendered a two-goal lead in their dramatic 2–2 draw with last-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers as they missed the chance to move seven points clear at

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Arsenal blew a two-goal lead at last-place Wolves on Wednesday to give a huge boost to Manchester City in the race for the Premier League title. Debutant Tom Edozie scored a dramatic last-gasp equaliser as Wolves snatched a 2-2 draw to plunge Arsenal's Premier League title hopes into further doubt.

Wolves boss Rob Edwards, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Obviously, really pleased after going 2-0 down to a team like that to show the character, spirit and fight that we did. I'm really proud of the lads and what they produced. Never gave up - that has got to be a given for us. We are showing a lot of fight and quality in the right moments."

Teenager Tom Edozie scored a 94th minute equaliser on his senior debut to earn bottom side Wolves a remarkable comeback point against league leaders Arsenal.

Arsenal's draw at Wolves has changed everything for Mikel Arteta's title hopes as questions and criticism reach their peak