Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger had no concerns over Robin van Persie's goal drought.

Van Persie scored his first goal in five league matches in Wednesday's 3-0 victory over Wolves - his 27th Premier League strike of the campaign.

"It does not look like he is worrying but you know that a striker who has scored in every single game but then has a period he does not like it," Wenger told arsenal.com.

"But I am convinced that he thought about it. I didn't worry at all, but the guys who score goals like to continue to score.

"What you can do one day, you can do the next. We are on a strong run and if you look at our last 10 games, we are defensively more stable because we have kept a few clean sheets.

"We can score goals and Robin van Persie comes out of a period when he scored a bit less. We still managed to win the games, that is positive."