The game had settled into a rhythm now, with Arsenal starting to assert themselves more in the final third.
Wolves, having weathered the early pressure, now found themselves on the back foot, trying to maintain their defensive shape against a relentless Arsenal side.
As the clock ticked past the 30th minute, Izan, still relatively quiet, started to show flashes of the player everyone had been waiting for.
He drifted across the midfield, constantly moving to make himself available.
Arsenal's passing game began to flow more fluidly through him as he started to pull Wolves apart with intelligent movement.
"You can see Izan starting to grow into the game now," Guy Mowbray noted, his voice rising slightly with excitement.
"The teenager has shown flashes of brilliance so far, but now he's really coming alive. He's starting to dictate the tempo for Arsenal."
It was a subtle shift, but it was enough to rattle Wolves.
