Gabriel Jesus took less than 90 seconds to open his account for Arsenal - and the Brazilian striker provided the spark Mikel Arteta's side desperately needed to overhaul a two-goal deficit against FC Nurnberg in an enthralling friendly clash.
The Londoners kicked off their tour of Germany with a 5-3 win over the second-tier side, but they found themselves 2-0 down at the break. Gunners new boy Matt Turner failed to cover himself in glory when Johannes Geis long-range strike crashed in off the underside of the bar in the 24th minute, but the American had no chance just five minutes later when Kwadwo Duah doubled Nurnberg's lead after an error from Albert Sambi Lokonga.
Unsurprisingly, Arsenal's new £45million man was introduced at the break - and he made an immediate impact alongside Eddie Nketiah up front, netting from an acute angle with a venomous strike. Mohamed Elneny drew the Gunners level with a 30-yard piledriver before pressure from Jesus led to two quickfire own goals from the hosts. Jesus grabbed his second in the final minutes after Lukas Schleimer netted a third for Nurnberg.
