Arsenal player ratings vs Wolves: They're cracking up! David Raya's rush of blood proves disastrous as Gunners drop more points in Premier League title race despite Bukayo Saka's starring in No.10 role

David Raya (3/10):

Had no saves to make during the first 45 minutes but was left grasping at thin air when Bueno ruined his clean sheet. What he was doing late on in spilling the cross, we'll never know.

Jurrien Timber (6/10):

Looked to be limping at one point but seemed to shake the knock off. Not his sharpest evening, but far from his worst, too.

William Saliba (7/10):

Didn't have much of a problem with any of the opposition attackers at any point of the evening.

Gabriel Magalhaes (7/10):

Had no issue charging towards Wolves' long throws and clearing the danger with some big headers. Spotted Hincapie's run and bagged an assist with a precise pass, but was involved in a costly moment of miscommunication with Raya at the death.

Piero Hincapie (8/10):

Showed some nifty movement in possession, leaving Yerson Mosquera sprawled on the floor at one point. Did flop a bit pathetically when trying to win a penalty and got no response from the referee, but later finished brilliantly to make it 2-0.

Martin Zubimendi (7/10):

So cool and confident in possession, rarely losing the ball, and won most of his defensive ground duels.

Declan Rice (7/10):

Put it on a plate for Saka to head Arsenal into an early lead. Ran tirelessly from box to box in another good display.

Bukayo Saka (8/10):

Got the opener and has now scored against Wolves shortly after agreeing a new Arsenal contract on three occasions, previously doing so in July 2020 and May 2023. Weaved his way through defenders with his dribbling with effortless ease at points.

Noni Madueke (5/10):

Not the most influential game for the former Chelsea winger, who was substituted after 65 minutes without producing much of note.

Viktor Gyokeres (5/10):

Largely uninvolved in the first half, having just six touches in the opening 45 minutes. Things didn't get better in the second half before his withdrawal.

Gabriel Martinelli (6/10):

There were a few occasions when he couldn't get the better of Mosquera when it might have resulted in a goal-scoring opportunity for Arsenal if he had. A frustrating night.

Eberechi Eze (5/10):

Had a chance to spice up Arsenal's attacks but couldn't really make it count.

Gabriel Jesus (6/10):

Came on and naturally looks a better fit up front than Gyokeres.

Leandro Trossard (5/10):

Always capable of producing something from the bench, but had to be substituted himself after taking a blow.

Riccardo Calafiori (N/A):

An injury-time replacement for Trossard and immediately saw the ball deflect off him and into the net in a major blow to his side's title hopes.

Mikel Arteta (5/10):

The cautious approach looked to have won Arsenal another three points, but a moment of madness from Raya means Arteta has a lot to think about before the north London derby.