Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang set two new records as he helped Barcelona thrash Real Madrid 4-0 in El Clasico.
The former Arsenal striker, who joined the Blaugrana during the January transfer window, scored twice and registered an assist, as Xavi Hernandez 's men recorded a historic result at the Santiago Bernabeu. And, in netting the visitors' first and fourth goals in the stunning rout, Aubameyang helped himself to a place in the history books too.
Aubameyang's opening goal made him the first player to score in five successive games against Los Blancos in the 21st century, heading home Ousmane Dembele 's pinpoint cross before the half-hour mark. The 32-year-old had bagged five goals in his previous four games against them for Borussia Dortmund.
