This article was originally published on www.paininthearsenal.com as 4 positives and 1 negative as Arsenal record a huge UCL victory over Club Brugge.

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A home match for Arsenal against dismal Wolves is the key fixture for FPL managers to target this week - it's just a case of deciding which three Gunners to select.

England have learned their draw for the UEFA u19 Euro elite round in March, with a trio of Arsenal players in strong contention for involvement.Photo by Ben McShane – Sportsfile/UEFA via Getty

Our Opta-powered projections have Mikel Arteta's team, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain as the three favourites to win the competition

They didn't want him in July. Five months later in December, they were singing his name. Noni Madueke 's brace had inspired Arsenal to a 3-0 win over Club Brugge and made a mockery of the #NoToMadueke campaign in July.

Any Club Brugge momentum was immediately halted after the restart, however, with Arsenal swiftly doubling their lead. Martín Zubimendi’s far-post cross allowed Madueke the simplest of finishes as the home defence fell asleep, the ex-Chelsea forward heading into an empty net from all of two yards out.

For live updates and highlights throughout Arsenal vs Wolves, check out PST’s live blog coverage below. Kick off time: 3pm ET Saturday (December 13) Venue: Emirates Stadium — North London TV Channel: USA Streaming: Watch live on NBC.com

It's fair to say that not even Arsenal fans were convinced by the club's decision to pay Chelsea £50 million for Noni Madueke during the summer transfer window - but it's starting to look like a masterstroke,

Back in England as a free agent, the 32-year-old is convinced he can still perform at a high level — but is waiting for a chance to prove it