He told the PA news agency: "I did not see the goal because I was looking at my phone and then all of a sudden I heard my son scream in my ear. The whole crowd went as well. I was more grateful I had caught that moment on camera than seen the goal myself.

"Being 2-1 down and pulling it back – catching my son's reaction to that winner on video, I will cherish that more than seeing the goal live."

After he posted the video on Twitter, Aubameyang replied with a heart emoji, before sending a private message.

Mr Poulli said: "He told me when he saw the video it made him cry, and god bless him, and he was just happy that he had made Mikey happy."

Mikey went to his first Arsenal game was he was five, before he went blind due to a rare eye disease. He now uses a special audio-kit to help him enjoy the games.

Mr Poulli said: "I take him because I know that he loves it. He loves soaking in the atmosphere, the songs and joining in. When a goal goes in he loves the roar of the crowd."

The young fan also plays for the England blind team.

His father said: "He was always obsessed with Arsenal and used to play quite regularly at a club before he lost his vision. But he didn't want to stop so he never gave up. He carried on playing football to the point where he was scouted to play for England.

"He is the youngest footballer to be scouted for England for the blind team.

"He is a very talented footballer, and I am sure one day he will make it as an England footballer."

Mikey first went viral in August after sharing a video on his Instagram page of him meeting his football hero Alex Lacazette and touching his face.