In a tense match against Wolves, Bukayo Saka limped off the field after being injured in a challenge, just days before Arsenal's crucial North London Derby against Tottenham. Despite scoring earlier in the match, Saka was substituted in the second half as a precaution, reflecting the club's commitment to his long-term health rather than risking further injury. This comes after the 24-year-old made a recent return from a hip injury that had sidelined him from a previous match against Leeds, making his fitness a key concern for Arsenal fans.

Saka's goal in the match marked a significant moment, ending a 15-game goalless streak for the talented forward. The excitement surrounding his performance was palpable, especially after having just signed a new five-year deal with Arsenal. However, the team's overall performance fell short, as they were unable to secure the win, which was a critical opportunity to add points to their Premier League tally.

In a further twist, fellow teammate Leandro Trossard also had to be substituted due to an injury sustained during the match. This unfortunate sequence of events has left Arsenal with two key players potentially sidelined for their upcoming derby, highlighting the ongoing challenges the club faces in maintaining player fitness amidst a demanding schedule, with implications for their position in the league.