Football Videos Arsenal 2-1 Bayern Munich, Highlights: Nketiah scores dramatic late winner Arsenal overcame Bayern Munich at the International Champions Cup thanks to a late Eddie Nketiah goal. Dejan Kalinic 18 July, 2019 11:59 IST Arsenal 2-1 Bayern Munich, Highlights: Nketiah scores dramatic late winner Dejan Kalinic 18 July, 2019 11:59 IST Eddie Nketiah scored a late winner to see Arsenal edge Bayern Munich 2-1 at the International Champions Cup on Wednesday.Nketiah tapped in an 88th-minute winner for the Premier League outfit at Dignity Health Sports Park in California.A strong Arsenal line-up took the lead early in the second half when Bayern defender Louis Poznanski scored an own goal.But the German giant equalised through Robert Lewandowski, who struck with a brilliant header in the 71st minute.READ | Lewandowski is now a leader at Bayern - KovacHowever, Nketiah would claim a win for Arsenal with a late tap-in after the contest opened up in the final half-hour. Eddie Nketiah claimed a win for Arsenal with a late tap-in. - Getty Images Arsenal was the livelier of the two teams early on, with Mesut Ozil firing a sixth-minute effort across the face of goal from inside the area.While Bayern – who handed a debut to Benjamin Pavard in the second half following his arrival from Stuttgart – looked dangerous on the counter-attack, it was Arsenal appearing more likely to break through.However, the Bundesliga champion almost opened the scoring just after the half-hour mark. Thomas Muller met David Alaba's low cross from the left, but the forward was denied by Bernd Leno from close range, before the Arsenal goalkeeper also pushed away a Daniels Ontuzans strike.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang then led a blistering Arsenal counter-attack before playing in Ozil, who was denied by Bayern keeper Manuel Neuer from an angle in the 38th minute.Arsenal took the lead just four minutes into the second half thanks to a Poznanski own goal. Henrikh Mkhitaryan picked out Aubameyang with a pass to the right and the attacker's cross was turned into his own net by Poznanski.That led to a far more open encounter as chances start to come at both ends, with Leno tipping a Kingsley Coman strike over the crossbar in the 66th minute.Bayern drew level five minutes later, Lewandowski – introduced at half-time – brilliantly heading a Serge Gnabry cross into the top corner. READ | Bayern must spend big to stay competitive – Lewandowski calls for new signingsGnabry forced Emiliano Martinez, who replaced Leno at the break, into a diving save from 25 yards before Coman fired just wide of the goalkeeper's post in the 81st minute.Moments after Nketiah forced a save from Bayern goalkeeper Sven Ulreich, the 20-year-old forward found a winner. Tyreece John-Jules played a one-two with Calum Chambers before crossing for Nketiah to tap in and make it 2-1. EXPLAINER: What is the semi-automated offside technology being introduced at the 2022 FIFA World Cup? Watch: When a journalist joined celebrating fans after Australia qualified for FIFA World Cup 2022 Roy Krishna leaves ATK Mohun Bagan - a look back at his time in the ISL Two Manchester United fans look back at Liverpool's failed Champions League, quadruple bids All Football Videos More Videos Benzema is probably the most underestimated player in history, says UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin Real Madrid vs Liverpool, Champions League Final preview: Team news, players to watch out for Must watch: Roma players interrupt Mourinho's press conference to celebrate Conference League title Premier League recap: Man City win title, Liverpool misses out, Burnley relegated; Salah and Son share Golden Boot FIFA World Cup 2022: A look at the venues Premier League - 3 key battles to watch out for on matchday 38 Record breakers Gokulam Kerala ready for AFC Cup challenge Champions League semifinal leg 2: Real Madrid v Manchester City preview; star players; injury update