**Lacazette Scores 8 Goals and Provides 4 Assists for Upper Mid-Table**

In a thrilling display of attacking prowess, Arsenal's forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has once again proven his worth to the club this season. In a match that showcased the team’s strength in both ends of the pitch, Aubameyang scored eight goals and provided four assists as Arsenal secured a 5-2 victory over Newcastle United at Emirates Stadium.

The match was marked by a high level of intensity from both teams, with Arsenal dominating possession and creating numerous scoring opportunities. Aubameyang’s goal-scoring spree began in the first half when he pounced on a loose ball to score his eighth goal of the season. This goal was followed up by another close-range strike in the second half, which gave him nine goals in total for the campaign.

Aubameyang’s contributions were not limited to just scoring. His ability to create chances for others is equally impressive. He provided four assists, helping teammates like Gabriel Jesus and Alexandre Lacazette to contribute significantly to the team's success. The latter, who was also named the man of the match, scored twice in the game, further solidifying his position as a key player for Arsenal.

Arsenal’s performance against Newcastle United highlights their current form and their commitment to maintaining their top spot in the Premier League table. The team has been consistently performing well under manager Mikel Arteta, with strong performances across all competitions.

With Aubameyang continuing to excel, Arsenal remains one of the most formidable teams in English football. His continued presence on the pitch will be crucial as they look to secure more wins and push towards the title race.

This result comes after a series of positive performances, including victories over Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur. With the league still very much open and the potential for more matches between the two sides, it will be interesting to see how Arsenal continues to perform and whether they can maintain their momentum into the final stages of the season.