Arsenal blows two-goal lead at Wolves to boost Man City's Premier League title chances

Molineux, Wolverhampton — Arsenal’s grip on the Premier League summit loosened in dramatic fashion as the leaders squandered a two-goal advantage against bottom-of-the-table Wolves, settling for a 2-2 draw that hands Manchester City a timely boost in the title race. The result leaves the Gunners still atop the table but now vulnerable to the defending champions, who have capitalized on the slip-up to strengthen their own pursuit of a third successive crown.

The visitors appeared in complete control after racing ahead by two goals, only for Wolves to mount an unlikely comeback that preserved their own survival hopes while simultaneously reshaping the championship landscape. The draw marks Arsenal’s first significant stumble since the turn of the year and invites renewed scrutiny of their ability to handle the pressure of a season-defining run-in.

With the race for English football’s most coveted prize entering its decisive phase, every point carries heightened significance. Arsenal’s failure to secure all three against the league’s last-place side offers Pep Guardiola’s City a psychological and mathematical edge, setting the stage for a gripping finale in which momentum has suddenly shifted toward the blue half of Manchester.