Arsenal have beaten Chelsea 2-1 to win the 2020 English FA Cup after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored twice, and have now qualified for Europa League.

Aubameyang was Arsenal’s man of the match, as he stole the show again just like he did against Manchester City.

Chelsea’s Christian Pulisic scored an opener on the 5th minute.

Arsenal’s former player, Olivier Giroud came through with an amazing assist after he squared it to Christian Pulisic, who beats Emiliano Martinez with a brilliant shot into the bottom left corner.

However, the Gunners got a penalty on 28th minute after VAR ruled so.

Aubameyang scored an amazing equalizer after he netted the penalty kick past Wilfredo Caballero into right side of the goal to restore parity.

On 67th minute, Aubameyang scored his brace to win it for Arsenal.

He collected a pass and from inside the box, he lifted the ball over Wilfredo Caballero, who was off his line for a great finish.

Arsenal having failed to qualify for the Champions League and Europa League needed to win the FA Cup to zoom into Europa championship.

Arsenal have confirmed the appointment of Mikel Arteta as their new head coach after the Spaniard emerged as the outstanding candidate in their search for a permanent successor to Unai Emery.

The 37-year-old spent five years as a player at the north London club, captaining the side and winning two FA Cups, before he hung up his boots in 2016 to join Manchester City as Pep Guardiola’s assistant. Arteta has been credited with playing a key role behind the scenes at City during their unprecedented domestic treble-winning campaign last season.

He said his goodbyes to the champions on Thursday morning, addressing the whole squad, though the manner of Arsenal’s approach is believed to have annoyed City bosses. Arteta met with members of Arsenal’s hierarchy at his home on Sunday evening following their clash at the Emirates – though City chiefs were not informed of the looming advances despite being in the directors’ box together earlier in the day. A seven-figure compensation payment will be made in order to compete the move, while Arteta is believed to have been handed a £5million-a-year contract.

Guardiola’s right-hand man came close to landing the Arsenal role in the summer of 2018 following Arsene Wenger’s departure, but the club’s board eventually settled on Emery as the legendary Frenchman’s successor. However, the former PSG boss failed to build on some early promising signs and was sacked last month following a miserable run of one win in nine matches, culminating in a shambolic Europa League defeat against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Welcome back, Mikel! 👋

Head coach of The Arsenal 👔 pic.twitter.com/lhsAfQ7cfq

— Arsenal (@Arsenal) December 20, 2019

Results have hardly improved under interim manager Freddie Ljungberg, who has managed just one win from five matches at the helm and saw his side comprehensively outclassed by City during last Sunday’s 3-0 drubbing at the Emirates. Arsenal have won just one of their last 14 matches in all competitions – and are as close to the relegation zone as the top four – with Arteta facing a monumental task to turn their season around, beginning against Everton on Saturday.

The Former Arsenal coach, Arsene Wenger has arrived in Liberia to receive the country’s highest honour from president George Weah.

President Weah who was signed by the former Arsenal manager when he was coaching Monaco in 1988, is set to induct the Frenchman into his country’s Order of Distinction and given the title of Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of African Redemption.

The award not only conveys their personal connection, but also that he ‘has contributed to sports in Africa and has given many Africans opportunities, according to information minister Eugene Nagbe.

Weah is the only African to have been named World Player of the Year, claiming the honour in 1995.

Wenger, who resigned from Arsenal in April after 22 years, coached many African stars during that period, and others from his previous managerial stints in France.

Wenger, who resigned from Arsenal in April after 22 years, coached many African stars during that period, and others from his previous managerial stints in France.

President Weah has said that Wenger “took care of me like his son” when he went to Monaco, adding that “besides God, I think that without Arsène, there was no way I would have made it in Europe”.