Arsenal 3-0 Newcastle United - Aubameyang Back To His Best 🔥 - Full Ian Wright Analysis He struck again to make sure of Arsenal’s return to the top half of the table after another beautifully crafted goal from Bukayo Saka had knocked the stuffing out of the visitors. Butfor the long-suffering Newcastle boss it was another miserable trip to North London on the most depressing day of the year. #Arsenal#AFTV #Football Bruce admitted that he had picked the wrong team last week when he became the first manager this season to lose a Premier League game to Sheffield United. It was a performance he described as “absolute s***e” and one which left him wide open to the criticism which predictably followed. Arsenal 3-0 Newcastle: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang bags double either side of Bukayo Saka strike to send Gunners into top half and pile more pressure on Steve Bruce after miserable Magpies display Newcastle travelled to north London to face in-form Arsenal in the Premier League on Monday night Both sides looked sluggish and lacking imagination in the first-half, which ended without a goal The Gunners hit their stride in the second-half, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring after 50 minutes Bukayo Saka, who was sublime all evening, bagged the second after a brilliant Emile Smith-Rowe assist Aubameyang's tap-in from Cedric Soares' cross finished things off, piling the hurt on Steve Bruce Yet still no-one expected him to be quite so bold at a ground where he had never won in 17 previous visits as a boss. Just about every attacking player available to him was named in the starting line-up as Bruce went completely gung-ho. If there was to be a goal threat from Newcastle, history would suggest Andy Carroll would be the man to provide it, having scored more goals against Arsenal than any other Premier League opponent. And minutes after falling behind, the visitors did nearly level through their target man, but he saw his left-foot drive fly just past Bernd Leno's upright. Instead, Arsenal would assert their dominance with another glimpse of their future as Smith-Rowe danced past Lascelles and pulled the ball back for Saka, who got the goal his performance deserved. Yet it still wasn’t enough to halt a disturbing run of nine games without a victory which leaves Newcastle looking anxiously at the relegation zone. They still have a seven-point cushion to the bottom three but nothing Bruce tries appears to be working and you wonder just how much more of this he can take. Ignore Arsenal,Newcastle United,Arsenal vs Newcastle,Arsenal vs Newcastle post match,Arsenal vs Newcastle post match analysis,Arsenal vs Newcastle 2020,Arsenal vs Newcastle highlights,Arsenal FC,Post Match Press Conference,Champions League on CBS Sports,AFTV,abua goal,Arsenal vs Newcastle live,Arsenal vs Newcastle News,team news,Arsenal vs Newcastle goals,TroopzTV,BeanymanSports,Mikel Arteta post match,Arsenal vs Newcastle vlog,Arsenal fans,match reaction,matchday