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Away day: Cesc Fabregas says Wolves are good at home

Wolves won't be pushovers, says Cesc Fabregas

James Olley
6 Nov 2009


Cesc Fabregas has warned his Arsenal team-mates not to underestimate Wolves at Molineux tomorrow.

With Chelsea taking on Manchester United on Sunday, Fabregas knows it would be an excellent time to close the gap on the leaders against Mick McCarthy's enterprising side.

"Wolves look a team who are strong at home," said the 22-year-old. "We will have to be at our best as usual, because today there are no small teams in the Premier League."

Meanwhile, manager Arsene Wenger claims that several clubs are attempting to unsettle Fran Merida as talks continue over a new deal.

Merida, whose contract runs out in the summer, has been linked with a move to Atletico Madrid and Wenger said: "Some clubs are doing work behind our backs to destabilise him."

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