Massive victory for Wolves and Arsenal hold advantage in Europa League

AFP / GEOFF CADDICK

It's an advantage for Arsenal as they head into the home leg of their Europa League last 32 tie against Olympiakos.

The Gunners won 1-nil in Greece last night.

While things are looking positive for Wolves after they thrashed Espanyol 4-nil.

Manchester United were held to a 1-all draw away at Club Bruges.

Rangers came from two goals down and won their home match against Braga 3-2.

Scottish Premiership champions Celtic drew 1-1 at FC Copenhagen.

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