Napoli took on Porto on the second day of the Emirates Cup. The Italian club led towards the end of the first half as Goran Pandev scored from the penalty spot. Porto responded after the break with three goals; the first came in the 50th minute when Nabil Ghilas' strike beat Pepe Reina in goal. Napoli's Federico Fernández scored an own goal and substitute Licá sealed a 3–1 win for the Portuguese side after Andrea Dossena made an error in his penalty box. The final game of the tournament was Arsenal versus Galatasaray. It was the first meeting between the two clubs since the 2000 UEFA Cup Final which Galatasaray won on penalties. Yaya Sanogo played up front for Arsenal, while Drogba started on the bench for Galatasaray. Theo Walcott, who missed a chance in the 18th minute, gave Arsenal the lead five minutes before the break. A tangle between Drogba and Ignasi Miquel in the Arsenal penalty box resulted in the referee awarding Galatasaray a penalty in the 78th minute. Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger described the penalty as a "classic Drogba," and the player duly converted his spot kick. Drogba scored his second of the match late on to win the Emirates Cup for Galatasaray; he controlled a long ball from Sneijder, before cutting inside and shooting past Wojciech Szczęsny. It was Drogba's 15th goal against Arsenal in 15 matches.