Arsenal player ratings vs Wolves as several score 8/10 and a rare 6 in 2-1 win

Arsenal continued their impressive form by extending their lead at the top of the Premier League table to four points with a convincing victory over Wolves at Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners wasted no time asserting their dominance as Bukayo Saka opened the scoring early on, capitalising on a defensive lapse to fire a precise shot into the bottom corner.

Mikel Arteta's side doubled their advantage shortly thereafter, with Martin Odegaard finishing off a superb team move involving Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus.

The first half saw Arsenal press for a third goal, with Gabriel Martinelli striking the post and Leandro Trossard and Jesus both coming close.

Matheus Cunha scored a consolation goal for the visitors with just minutes remaining, taking advantage of a sloppy Zinchenko error.

Here's how we rated the Arsenal players:

David Raya: Commanded the box well and made crucial saves. 8.

Takehiro Tomiyasu: Not only solid defensively but also contributed with a crucial assist. 8.

William Saliba: Impenetrable at the back, showcasing defensive prowess. 8.

Gabriel: Dominant in defence, winning aerial duels and tackles. 8.

Oleksandr Zinchenko: Mixed performance with a great assist but a lapse in concentration. 7.

Declan Rice: Controlled the midfield, breaking up opposition plays effectively. 7.

Martin Odegaard: Orchestrated the game beautifully, scoring and creating chances. 9.

Leandro Trossard: Limited impact but put in a decent shift. 6.

Bukayo Saka: Outstanding display, showcased skill and creativity. 8.

Gabriel Jesus: Clinical in front of goal and a constant threat. 9.

Gabriel Martinelli: Energetic and involved, contributed well to the team. 7.

Substitutes:

Eddie Nketiah: Made a positive impact off the bench, contributing to the attack. 7.

Kai Havertz: Limited time on the pitch, didn't have a significant impact. n/a.

Ben White: Came on late, not much impact on the game. n/a.

Jorginho: Late substitution, didn't have a chance to influence the game. n/a.

Jakub Kiwior: Limited time on the pitch, no notable impact. n/a