Arsenal star Gabriel appears to tell Andre Onana to shut up over what the Manchester United goalkeeper did in the penalty shootout

Gabriel appeared to have a message for Andre Onana after scoring a penalty against the Manchester United goalkeeper.

Arsenal and Manchester United played a friendly at Los Angeles' Sofi Stadium overnight, with the Gunners winning 2-1.

Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli They were in the spotlight after Rasmus Hojlund gave the Red Devils the lead.

Despite having a winner after 90 minutes, both teams had to play a previously agreed penalty shootout.

Defender Gabriel was one of the Arsenal players who stepped forward and took the penalty.

Onana was seen pointing in the direction where he thought the Brazilian would go.

In fact, Gabriel went in that direction, but the Manchester United goalkeeper jumped in the opposite direction.

The Arsenal defender approached Onana after the penalty and made a gesture with his hand, apparently telling him to shut up.

United won the penalty shoot-out 4-3, with Jadon Sancho scoring the winner.

After the match, the Gunners manager Mikel Arteta He said: “It was a very good test for us. We played in a different stadium, on different pitch conditions, four metres narrower and five metres shorter against a top opponent and we lost 1-0.

“Playing in this type of context is very, very good for us to see the level and the ability we have to adapt and win in any context, so I'm very happy.

“It's a test. There aren't three points, but there are a lot of things at stake and that's obvious. I think both teams are evenly matched.”

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“Manchester United also competed at the highest level and that's what you want, you want to be well prepared for the games we have in the league and in the Champions League.

“You need to have a good understanding of where your team is as quickly as possible.”

Jesus was one of the players who impressed in the pre-season friendly as he looks to get off to a good start in the new campaign.

Arteta added: “He looks very good, he looks very sharp. He has changed a lot of things over the summer and he has come back in top condition.”

“When you have that base you can build other things but without that base we don't have a player and he needs to be in those conditions to get the best out of him.

“He's realised that and I'm really happy with what he's shown again today. You can see it in the way he looks, the way he moves and you can see in his eyes that there's a spark there.”

Arsenal will be next in action against Liverpool Thursday.