So, Arsenal five points clear at the top of the Premier League. Wolves still without a win.

See you tomorrow for more Premier League thrills and spills.

Another packed schedule tomorrow. Here's what's coming up:

• Crystal Palace v Manchester City
• Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur
• Sunderland v Newcastle United
• West Ham v Aston Villa
• Brentford v Leeds United (16:30 GMT)

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to BBC Match of The Day: "It was a roller coaster. The longer the game went on, they had hope and we had to accelerate our game and take more risks. In the first half we created a lot of situations without any clear big chances. After scoring the goal we had a period of two minutes where we were deep and very passive and we conceded that goal and it was a very poor goal.

"We pushed and we found a way to score the goal with the connection between Gabi [Jesus] and Bukayo and delighted obviously because that was what we wanted."

What delighted you the most? "At the end, the final reaction. But we know that it wasn't enough. We hadn't conceded a single shot in the box the whole match and then their first action we looked so passive and it was not at the level required to win the game comfortably."

But title winners find a way? "We did find a way and that's a very positive thing, if not we'd be very frustrated and rightly so, but there are things to improve obviously and the match should have been bigger especially with what we produced in the game even though there are a lot of things to improve. But that's it - win the game and go on."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to TNT Sports: "We knew it was going to be a tough match. We had a lot of situations in the first half when massive big chance. Then we don't generate that many clear chances in the second half, we did that a bit better.

"Then we have periods so three minutes deep, so passive, really poor defensive habits not acceptable for our level. We need to improve that and at the end, you rely on an individual action to score the goal and win the game."We create lots of situations without picking the right players in the final pass. Regardless of how the game goes, you can always find a solution to win it. Now we are going to have a clean week. Then we go again Christmas period, we know what happens.

"He [Viktor Gyokeres] was in a lot of really good positions and the ball didn't get into the area quick enough or sharp enough. His work-rate and intentions were there."

On Ben White's injury: "He felt something in his hamstring. Not good news on that sense."

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

You don't want to be playing like that too often if you want to be champions.

I think the whole title was on this game because the commotion around, and the noise around.

There is a lot of feeling - if you support Arsenal, there is a lot of feeling against the club.

Wolves

Wolves boss Rob Edwards, speaking to TNT Sports: "Really difficult hard to come out and talk to you at this moment not going to lie. We have lost another game of football.

"We have lost a game and I think it is our fault. The lads carried the gameplan out really well. The two goals we conceded are bizarre, especially the first one. To get back in it and work that hard and show a lot of fight, spirit and courage.

"To lose it late on, it hurts. There is a lot there to like, but I hate losing. What we have come into is difficult - we are going the right way about it."It is a positive tonight apart from the result. But we are in a results business.

"Congrats to Arsenal and that's why they are where they are and that's probably where we are.

"You have to be compact, you have to wait for your moments. I saw a lot of good things. Proud of many aspects of it and proud of the supporters for sticking with us.

"To travel all this way late and then to be snatched away, I feel for them at the moment."The message we're trying to do we have to keep valuing it. We are going about it the right way, and you hope things will turn and go the right way for us."

Wolves

Wolves boss Rob Edwards, speaking to BBC MOTD: "Not great, is it Jonathan [Pearce] at the moment?

"The lads gave everything tonight. The bottom line is we have lost another game of football.

"The plan did work, the lads carried it out really well. We were very disciplined - we cannot open up here as it would be asking for trouble.

"Lads worked hard on it, and they believed in it [gameplan]. We showed the courage to get back in it after being 1-0 down.

"This is why where we are. We have got to defend the goal, and we are not doing that well enough. The lads gave everything, and I am proud of a lot of it, but it hurts

"We have lost far too many, but I think we are going about it in the right way to try to turn things around.

"I feel for the supporters and a big thank you to them for coming down. I feel for them as it will be hard for them at the moment.

"The powers that be will have plans going forward. The right thing to do for us is train on Monday and learn from the good bits and correct the bits that we continue to keep preaching and look forward to the next game."There is plans in place."

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Owen Hargreaves
Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

On Tolu Arokodare's goal...

There was no pressure and everybody was ball watching. It was a really good goal from Wolves.

Wolves

Wolves goalscorer Tolu Arokodarespeaking to TNT Sports: "It's hurtful. It's been happening to us the whole season. We play very good for the whole 90 minutes and then at the end we always concede. I don't know how to explain it but it's very hurtful."

Does it feel worse to lose a game that way? "Like I said it's been happening the whole of the season. It is not the first time we conceded in the last minute. It's something that we have to work on - staying focused to the last whistle - very unlucky for us. Good goal from them and I would say it was a little bit of poor defending from us."

Any positives? "Of course there are a lot of positive things to take - we played against the best team in the league, they are top of the table. Their first goal was from a corner kick, very lucky, we came back and they also scored a last minute goal. Lots of positives to take from this game, we focus on the good and not the bad."

On scoring: "We have to score more, we haven't scored a lot of goals in the last few games. It's something we've been working on. We did have a few chances in the second half and we have that quality but we haven't been lucky in attacking or defending. Hopefully in the coming games we will score more goals and everything will change."

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Rob Edwards says the loss is "our fault" and that the loss "hurts".

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Owen Hargreaves
Former Manchester United midfielder on TNT Sports

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That was massive for Arsenal. To find a way to win when they hardly created any moments. Wolves were exceptional, they couldn't have played any better. Arsenal weren't at their best but they'll be absolutely delighted.

Arsenal

Arsenal captain Bukayo Saka, speaking to TNT Sports: "Yes, sometimes you need it [luck].

"Today, it went our way.

"We will take the points and move forward. We won't know until May, but we can be happy tonight that we left with three points.

"Coming to the Emirates we want to make the teams know that it is going to be tough here and it is not going to be an easy game.

"It was frustrating at times, I'll be honest. The message to the boys was to stay patient and trying things - in the end we got our reward.

"It is high [morale] and we have a break now up until next week."

Rob Edwards goes over to applaud the travelling Wolves fans, who return the favour. They are proud of their team's effort.

Edwards looks totally dumbfounded. How do you pick up from that one.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

When Jesus came off the bench, I thought was it going to be his night?

Lucky Arsenal is back... It has been an unlucky Arsenal for me [recently].

The world and his man wanted Arsenal to slip up here tonight.

Credit to Wolves and their manager - they were transformational tonight in their performance.

Arsenal move five points clear of Manchester City before they take on Crystal Palace tomorrow.

Wolves stay rock bottom of the Premier League with two points from 16 games...

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports at Emirates Stadium

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Massive win from the position they found themselves in, Arsenal.

They have to win regardless of how they play and regardless of how the opposition play.

A drab first half and in the end it is two big moments in the match that go Arsenal's way that get them the win.

Much to build on for Wolves but how much longer can they cling onto that without the results.