A victory on Saturday would put them just one point behind the Gunners, who are in a state of chaos after Granit Xhaka swore at fans as he was jeered whilst being substituted during last weekend's draw with Crystal Palace.
Last season, Wolves beat Manchester United in both the league and FA Cup and stunned Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal in the top flight while also knocking Liverpool out of the FA Cup.
But, despite already beating Manchester City last month, boss Nuno insisted they cannot just use their victory at the Etihad to beat Arsenal.
He said: "Arsenal is a totally different game and a totally different opponent, but we know it will be very, very difficult. Arsenal have a fantastic squad and a very good manager, so it's going to be very difficult.
"It is a new game, history in football does not repeat itself. Arsenal have a lot of quality players, well organised, they have speed and have good quality with possession on the ball.
"We don't look at the table. We compete against every opponent that we have in front of us in all competitions."
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