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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24883292" data-attributes="member: 158020">Arsenal 2-2 Crystal Palace: Captain Xhaka clashes with fans as Gunners throw away lead<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/10/27/18/20251940-7619093-image-a-27_1572201270674.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Granit Xhaka reacted furiously to home supporters booing him as Arsenal  threw away a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Crystal Palace at Emirates  Stadium on Sunday.The Gunners captain cupped his ears to the fans who appeared  to  ironically cheer him as he left the pitch on the hour mark, before   removing his shirt and walking straight down the tunnel.That  is one more headache for manager Unai Emery to contend with after  his  side threw away a golden opportunity to bounce back to winning ways  in  the Premier League after the defeat to Sheffield United on Monday.Sokratis Papastathopoulos and David Luiz put them 2-0 up after just   nine minutes, but Palace ensured a share of the spoils with a Luka   Milivojevic penalty and Jordan Ayew header either side of half-time.   Sokratis had a late effort ruled out after a VAR review, as Arsenal's   afternoon ended in misery.Arsenal started in blistering fashion and raced into a two-goal lead inside nine minutes.Sokratis  hit the first in the seventh minute, volleying home from close  range  after Palace made a mess of a corner, before David Luiz doubled  their  advantage 106 seconds later. The Brazilian stormed in unmarked at  the  back post to prod home Alexandre Lacazette's flick-on from a  corner.Palace  stemmed the Arsenal tide and reduced the deficit in the 32nd  minute. A  VAR review overturned Martin Atkinson's original decision to  book  Wilfried Zaha for a dive in the penalty area under a challenge  from  Calum Chambers, with Milivojevic slotting home the resulting  spot-kick.Palace  restored parity seven minutes into the second period  when Ayew lost  David Luiz in the area to nod home James McArthur's  cross from the left.Xhaka's  spat with supporters followed soon after, while Sokratis  thought he had  sealed all three points six minutes from time. His  effort from 10 yards  was ruled out following a review, however, after  Chambers had been  deemed to have made a foul in the build-up.Zaha flashed wide in  the closing stages as Palace threatened to make  life even more difficult  for Emery, who now faces the unenviable task  of building bridges  between his captain and supporters.</blockquote>

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