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Tomorrow night, February 24, Arsenal face Wolverhampton Wanderers - a side that have emerged as new contenders in the ongoing battle for the Top 4.

Wolves' appointment of Bruno Lage was questioned by some quarters in the summer, but the former Benfica coach has certainly silenced the doubters.

Wanderers currently find themselves in 7th place, just six points off 4th with two games in hand. Arsenal, meanwhile, also have the situation in their own hands and would close the gap down to a gap, also with two games to spare, should they win.

It was only a fortnight ago that the two sides met one another. A first-half goal from centre-back Gabriel gave the Gunners all three points.

Originally scheduled as part of Amazon Prime Video 's December Premier League coverage, Arsenal's game against Wolves was postponed due to a number of the Wolves squad testing positive for COVID-19.

You need to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to watch the game. However, if you are not, you can access the game free of charge by starting a 30-day free trial today.

Coverage of the game starts at 7pm, with .

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