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Striker Aubameyang took steps to fasten his seatbelt for the English Super Cup title on the way Arsenal left Wembley.
Aubameyang wears his seatbelt for the English Super Cup
Last night Arsenal and Liverpool entered the English Super Cup match at Wembley Stadium. Striker Aubameyang opened the scoring for Arsenal in the 12th minute with a beautiful shot, but in the 73rd minute Takumi Minamino drew 1-1 for Liverpool.
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Aubameyang kept scoring at Wembley |
A 90-minute draw forced the two teams into an 11-meter series to win and lose. Aubameyang was the last penalty taker, scoring a 5-4 victory for the Gunners after Liverpool’s Rhian Brewster threw the ball off the crossbar.
In the video shared on social media, Aubameyang, sitting next to the Super Cup title, was buckled up, said: “Hi guys, this is very important, seat belts. Like this, I don’t. You can let it go.”
Nearby players also laughed at the 1989-born forward’s involvement. Aubameyang humorously recalled the FA Cup crash earlier this month after a 2-1 win over Chelsea at Wembley.
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Aubameyang wears his seatbelt for the English Super Cup |
Aubameyang is currently the player who has scored the most goals for Arsenal in games played at Wembley. He also has 5 goals like Alexis Sánchez. Aubameyang scored those five goals in 42 days.
What the 31-year-old proves further demonstrates his importance to Arsenal’s style of play, and the Gunners must keep the forward at all costs. After the finale, when asked about his future, Aubameyang succinctly said:
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