Wolves set two unwanted club records after Arsenal defeat | OneFootball

Wolves set two unwanted club records after a late defeat to Arsenal, compounding a bleak run. They have two points from 16 matches and are bottom in 20th, guaranteed to stay there by Christmas Day.

Rob Edwards’ side were close to taking a point against the Premier League leaders, and, according to Molineux.news, Bukayo Saka said Wolves frustrated them. However, Yerson Mosquera’s late own goal cancelled what Tolu Arokodare thought was the game’s final goal.

Wolves have gone 20 Premier League matches without a win, a run that spans the end of last season and this campaign. Their last league victory was in April 2025 against Leicester City, and the sequence is the longest in the club’s league history.

They have also lost their past nine league matches in a row, their longest losing streak in league history.

The slide underlines the depth of this season’s struggles, and supporters will hope fortunes change sooner rather than later.

The next chance to halt the run comes at Molineux against Brentford. It looks a winnable fixture, especially if the levels shown against Arsenal return.

Source: Molineux.news