Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka admitted his side had to dig deep during a tense Premier League clash against Wolves, describing the match as “frustrating at times” despite securing a dramatic 2–1 victory at the Emirates Stadium.
Mikel Arteta’s team relied on a slice of fortune to claim all three points, with both goals coming via Wolves own goals. The decisive moment arrived in stoppage time, sealing a late win against a Wolves side rooted to the bottom of the table.
Saka played a key role in both goals, delivering the corner that deflected off goalkeeper Sam Johnstone for the opener before supplying the cross that eventually ricocheted off Yerson Mosquera from a Gabriel Jesus effort. Speaking after the match, Saka acknowledged that luck played its part but emphasized the importance of pushing forward.
Reflecting on the performance, Saka said Arsenal’s focus was on patience and persistence, especially at home where the team aims to make life difficult for visiting sides. He added that morale remains high, with the squad pleased to head into the break with a hard-earned three points.
