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before he was forced into his first real save on the hour when he blocked a Stuart Dallas header. But Wolves looked lethal on the break with a Bonatini header, from a corner, cleared off the line before Jota conjured up a wonderful strike which hit the underside of the bar and flew out.

Substitute Afobe, on the field for just four minutes, made an immediate impact when he raced on to Jota’s through-ball and brilliantly lobbed the goalkeeper from 25 yards out to seal the victory.

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ARSENE WENGER joked he should be asking rookie AC Milan manager Gennaro Gattuso for advice to get out of his current slump.

Wenger takes his Arsenal side to the San Siro tonight on the back of four straight defeats, while Gattuso’s Milan side are unbeaten in 13 and have just kept six clean sheets in a row.

So the Frenchman, who has 29 years more coaching experience than his counterpart, had a cheeky answer when asked if he could give Gattuso any pointers yesterday.

“I don’t give him much advice,” said Wenger. “He was a great player here and he’s doing very well at the moment. I’m not doing well – so maybe I can get advice from him.”

Gattuso, below, had never managed in Serie A before when he took over at Milan in December following the sacking of Vincenzo Montella.

But after a shaky start, his side are flying and few are predicting an Arsenal win in the first leg of this Europa League last-16 tie.

In his playing days with Rangers, Milan and Italy, Gattuso would have relished a game like this. But he claimed it is no contest in any comparison between Wenger and him. “When I go to bed I dream of Mesut Ozil and Wenger, not about my playing days,” said Gattuso. “That’s in the past, this is something