Arsenal squandered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 against Wolves, according to a report by Sky Sports.
The result has raised questions about Arsenal's mental readiness to win the title, with former Arsenal forward Alan Smith saying "that word bottle will be used quite a bit in the next few days".
Arsenal had taken a 2-0 lead through goals from Bukayo Saka and Piero Hincapie, but Wolves fought back with goals from Hugo Bueno and Tom Edozie.
Police Response Not Required
There were no reports of any incidents requiring a police response at the match.
Timeline of Events
The match saw Arsenal take the lead in the 5th minute through Saka, with Hincapie adding a second in the 56th minute.
Wolves then scored two late goals, with Bueno scoring in the 75th minute and Edozie equalizing in the 4th minute of added time.
Investigation Underway
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said "any opinion you have to take it on the chin" and that his team "didn't perform at the level required".
Arteta also stated that "we need to go through the pain, looking in the mirror and understand what the game requires now on Sunday" ahead of their next match against Tottenham.
Response From Authorities
Wolves boss Rob Edwards said his side "knew there is a massive pressure" on Arsenal and that they capitalized on it.
Saka said there was a "big difference" in his side's performance between the first and second halves, and that they "dropped our standards big time".
