Arsenal preying on Leeds, Hatrick Aubameyang

Gabonese striker Pierre Emeric Aubameyang led his team, Arsenal, to a deserved win over Leeds United 4-2 on Sunday evening, in the 24th round of the Premier League.

Aubameyang scored 3 goals in the minutes 13, 41 (from a penalty kick) and 47, and Hector Bellerin added a goal in the 45th minute.

Pascal Stroijk (58) and Helder Costa (69) scored Leeds' goals.

Arsenal's score rose to 34 points in 10th place, while Leeds United stuck to 32 points in 11th place.

Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta relied on the 4-2-3-1 play style, with David Luiz standing alongside Gabriel Magalhayes in the depth of defense.

On both sides, Hector Bellerin and Cedric Soares attended, while Granit Chaka and Danny Ceballos were in the midfield.

The trio moved to Bukayu Saca, Emile Smith Rowe and Martin Odegaard, behind striker Pierre Emerick Aubameyang.

On the other hand, Leeds coach Marcelo Bielsa resorted to a 4-1-4-1 method of play, with the back line from Luke Ayling, Pascal Stroyk, William Cooper and Izjian Aleowski.

Matthews Klech was stationed in the midfield, while Stuart Dallas and Jimmy Shackleton led operations from midfield, with the support of wingers Rafinha and Jack Harrison, behind spearhead Patrick Bamford.

Arsenal seemed to want to advance early, so they set off with a swift attack and the ball reached Odegaard, who fired at a defender, to bounce back to Smith Rowe, whose shot went wide of the goal in the first minute.