TheRecapGuy

Wolves move up to sixth after their first win at Arsenal since 1979. They played some exhilarating attacking football in their new 4-2-3-1 formation and fully deserved their victory. Pedro Neto and Daniel Podence scored the goals in the first half; Podence’s was a skilful, quick-witted beauty.

The match was overshadowed by an awful head injury to Raul Jimenez, who was stretchered off after being treated on the field for almost 10 minutes. Thankfully he has regained consciousness and is responding to treatment in hospital.

2. Palace don’t make most of chances: They had lots of chances in the first half with Ayew, Zaha and Eze all making great runs, but the best chances fell to Ayew and he made the wrong decisions. This is not a new problem for Palace, who often carve teams open on the counter but their lack of a clinical edge was ruthless exposed by Liverpool’s ruthless streak.