PIERRE-EMERICK AUBAMEYANG scored a peach to put Arsenal ahead in Sunday’s 4-2 win against Leeds.
And the striker celebrated by showing off the famous Dragon Ball Z on his right leg before going on to bag the first Premier League hat-trick of his Gunners career.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang showed off his Dragon Ball Z tattoo after scoring against LeedsCredit: Andy Hooper-The Daily Mail
Having come off the bench in the previous two games after an absent spell for personal reasons, Aubameyang returned to the starting XI against Marcelo Bielsa’s Leeds.
And the ace got Arsenal off to a flyer with an excellent solo goal in the 12th minute.
Aubameyang picked the ball up on the left flank before dribbling inwards towards the box.
He entered the penalty area while performing some step-overs before shimmying the ball onto his right foot and firing home at the near post.
Aubemeyang was mobbed by team-mates as he celebrated his strike.
And the hitman then lifted up the right leg of his shorts to point at the Dragon Ball Z tattoo on his thigh.
Aubameyang got the inking in Spain last year ahead of the January FA Cup win over Man United.
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Aubameyang fired home a wonderful goal with just 12 minutes on the clockCredit: EPA
Things got even better for Aubameyang against Leeds as he doubled his tally with a 41st minute penalty.
Hector Bellerin also got in on the action with a strike moments later to make it 3-0 to the hosts.
And Aubameyang then completed his hat-trick just one minute into the second half, his first-ever Premier League treble, for 4-0.
But Leeds gave Arsenal a late fright as goals in the 58th and 69th minute saw them attempt to stage a comeback.
However, the Gunners remained solid to take all three points, with Aubameyang the toast of the Emirates as he also picked up the match ball.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
