Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard says they must be wary facing Wolves today.
Despite their 6-0 Champions League rout of Lens, Odegaard admits they cannot afford to underestimate Wolves.
He wrote in his match programme notes: "I must say, I think our Champions League campaign so far has been really impressive especially at home, and we want to keep it going. We're top of the Premier League too and I couldn't be prouder to be captain of this group of players.
"I've said so many times how amazing it is to play for this club, and to be the captain as well, and playing in games like that on Wednesday, in front of our amazing supporters, is another great reminder of that. I love this team, I love the club and I love what we're doing. It's amazing to be a part of that and I'm excited for what's to come.
"We're back at the Emirates today, and as good as we've been here in the Champions League three wins and no goals conceded I think there is always room for improvement, so our full focus is on giving a strong performance against Wolves.
"Wolves will give us a really big test. They are a team that loves playing against the top sides and causes problems for everyone. Look at what they have done already this season, beating Manchester City and Tottenham, and being really unlucky in other games too. But I feel like Wolves have been like this for a while now. Certainly whenever I have played against them, it's been a big challenge. They have lots of individual quality and are really well organised too."