Arsenal had an unusual opening time against Wolves amid an awkward 10-game build-up alongside Liverpool and Man City.

Arsenal are in the middle of a chaotic fixture schedule and have been given a strange kick-off time this weekend.

The gunmen travel to Wolves on Saturday, live on talkSPORT, with the game kicking off at the unusual time of 7.30pm

That slot has been chosen for the game as Mikel ArtetaThe team has midweek games on both sides.

It will arrive just three days after Arsenal's trip to Bayern Munich for the second leg of his Champions League quarter-final tie On Wednesday.

Then, next Tuesday night, Mikel Arteta's men will receive Chelsea at 8 p.m. in a match rescheduled due to the 'bleus' participation in the quarterfinals of the FA Cup.

Therefore, the only space available to allow adequate recovery time for the players was an extra late kick-off on Saturday.

Following a damaging defeat to Aston Villa Last time out, Arsenal will be eager to bounce back and regain momentum in the title race.

And they will have to quickly recover from that loss with so many games scheduled for the rest of this month.

Things will get hectic for him first division title hunters, as after playing three games in less than a week, they are currently scheduled to face Tottenham on Sunday, April 28.

The Premier League has confirmed that this match will be moved to April 27 if the Gunners compete in the Champions League semi-finals on April 30.

The nightmare of the Arsenal match

March 31st: Manchester City 0-0 Arsenal

April 3: Arsenal 2-0 Luton

6 of April: Brighton 0-3 Arsenal

April 9th: Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich

April 14th: Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa

April 17th: Bayern Munich (A) – 8:00 p.m.

April 20th: Wolves (A) – 7:30 p.m.

April 23rd: Chelsea (H) – 8:00 p.m.

28th of April: Tottenham (A) – 14:00*

April 30th: Champions League semi-final first leg**

*Postponed to April 27 if Arsenal advance to the Champions League semi-final

**If Arsenal advance to the Champions League semi-final

So if that game was rescheduled, Arsenal would have been forced to play ten games in a four-week span.

Title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City I haven't had it easy neither, with nine games scheduled in the same period of time.

In February, after the Gunners were given a 19-day break despite the busy schedule ahead, Arteta insisted he was not worried.

The Spaniard said: “It is what it is. We knew it, it was an option and now we will plan to use that time in the best possible way.”

“Because that would mean we would then have a more congested period in April.”

And he added: “The difference is three or four more days.

“We're going to have two and a half or three weeks (without playing) and I don't think that's going to change the world.”