Gunners’ cross-hairs fixed only on hunting Wolves
The Gunners, currently second in the Premier League, four points behind Manchester United, face the second from bottom club while United take on their City rivals in the lunchtime fixture.
Wenger admitted his side will watch the first half of the derby before leaving for the Emirates but revealed United could suffer a wobble after losing their unbeaten run last weekend.
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