Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was on target as Arsenal caged Watford 3-0 in Sunday’s Premier League encounter.
The Gabon international scored the Gunners’ second goal before assisting Henrikh Mkhitaryan for the third.
Mkhitaryan played a defence-splitting throughball for the 28-year-old who rounded goalkeeper Orestis Karnezis and slotted home, as Arsene Wenger registered his 700th Arsenal win in his 1,222nd match.
Aside his goal and assist, the former Borussia Dortmund forward was on parade for the entire duration of the encounter against Javi Gracia’s men.
He touched the ball 24 times, had two shots on target and won one foul with 80% passing accuracy.
That cannot be said of Alex Iwobi who extended his barren spell to 11 games across all competitions.
Iwobi who got his 15th EPL start of the season against the Hornet was on parade for 66 minutes before making way for Danny Welbeck.
Before the Super Eagles star was substituted, he made 24 passes, one shot from inside the goal area plus 75% passing accuracy.
His last goal came in Arsenal’s 4-1 win against Crystal Palace on January 20. Iwobi would be hoping to arrest his poor form when the Emirates Stadium giants host AC Milan in Thursday Europa League encounter.
With Sunday’s victory, Wenger’s side arrested their three-game losing streak to remain sixth in the English topflight.
