The duo of Gabriel Jesus and Mohamed Elneny were on the scoresheet Friday evening in Arsenal’s first ‘competitive’ pre season friendly against German second division side, Nurnberg.
The Gunners completed the £45m signing of the Brazil international from Manchester City on Monday.
Jesus came off the bench as a half-time substitute in Arsenal’s friendly clash against Nurnberg in Germany with Mikel Arteta’s team going down 2-0 at the break.
The 25-year-old won the ball on the right flank and after an interplay of passes with Eddie Nketiah, finished superbly at the near post.
Arsenal levelled through Elneny from a long range strike and then moved into a two-goal lead, no thanks to two own goals with Jesus playing a part in one of them.
After Nurnberg had pulled one back, the Brazilian bagged his brace with 15 minutes left to play. It was another fine finish, too, as the striker met his compatriot Gabriel Martinelli’s pinpoint near post cross and produced a deft flick into the roof of the net to make it 5-3, this time giving it the trademark ‘phone’ celebration.
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