Wolves head coach Rob Edwards said on Wednesday that there could be "more pain to come" for his side as its search for a first Premier League win continues.

Wolves sits bottom of the table with just two points from its opening 15 games, and Edwards has lost all four matches since arriving from Middlesbrough last month.

His latest defeat, a 4-1 loss to Manchester United at Molineux on Monday, came amid fan protests against owners Fosun, with supporters boycotting the first 15 minutes.

The team travels to face league leader Arsenal on Saturday, sitting just two matches away from equalling Sheffield United's record of 17 games without a win to start a Premier League season.

"We can see it's still going to be difficult going forward for a period of time, so there might be more pain to come," Edwards said.

"I feel like there's a lot of good work that's gone in and it feels like we've got a really good understanding of the group and the lads, so that's really positive as well.

"But ultimately, what we're judged on is the results - so that's the bit we're really frustrated by. But the reality of it is that it was difficult before we came in," he added.