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

The Gunners travel to Wolves on Saturday, live on talkSPORT, and the game will get started at the unusual time of 7.30pm.

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Arteta's side have a very busy scheduleCredit: AFP

That slot has been chosen for the game as Mikel Arteta's side have midweek fixtures on either side of it.

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It comes just three days after Arsenal were knocked out of the Champions League after losing to Bayern Munich on Wednesday.

Then, next Tuesday night, they will host Chelsea at 8pm in a match that was rescheduled due to the Blues' involvement in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

So, therefore, the only slot available to allow the appropriate 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 keen to bounce back and regain momentum in the title race.

Things will get hectic for the Premier League title chasers, as after having three games in less than a week, they are cheduled to then face Tottenham away on Sunday, April 28.

It means Arsenal will have been forced to play nine matches across a four-week span.

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Arsenal's fixture nightmare

March 31: Man City 0-0 Arsenal

April 3: Arsenal 2-0 Luton

April 6: Brighton 0-3 Arsenal

April 9: Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich

April 14: Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa

April 17: Bayern Munich 1-0 (3-2) Arsenal

April 20: Wolves (A) - 7.30pm

April 23: Chelsea (H) - 8pm

April 28: Tottenham (A) - 2pm

Title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City have not had it easy either, with nine games scheduled in the same period.

Speaking following his side's elimination from the Champions League, Arteta discussed how his side can bounce back with another fixture coming around so quickly.

"We're still playing for a Premier League and I would really want it.
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