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LONDON (Reuters) – English police suspended Tottenham supporters after throwing a banana bark on Emirates Stadium ground against striker Pierre-Emrek Obamyang, while he was celebrating Sunday a goal.
The North London derby team finished the match with a 4-2 lead.
After the match, the English police confirmed seven arrests.
The English Press Association reported that a fan had thrown a banana peel on the last rectangle towards Obamyang, who was celebrating in front of Tottenham supporters by scoring the first goal of his team following a penalty.
A spokesman for Tottenham said that "such behavior is unacceptable and will result in punishment from the fan concerned".
The other six arrests are related to the violation of public order.
"I played against Tottenham and I suffered a lot of abuse, but none of them has a racist past," said Ian Wright, a former England striker, who works as badyst for the BBC.
"Now, Tottenham has to deal with this because Abla has done so.It is not only an embarrbading situation for Tottenham, but also for the English Premier League as it has spread." Tottenham is facing an event that tarnishes its reputation, "said the dark-skinned attacker, such as Obamyang. It's unfortunate to see that. "
Obamyang opened the scoring in the 10th minute of the match on Sunday, but scored two goals by Eric Dyer and Harry Kayen by a penalty kick, finishing the first period with a 2-1 lead.
Arsenal equalized by Obamyang early in the second half, before Frenchman Alexandre Lacazette gave him the lead and Uruguayan Lucas Torreira scored the fourth goal.
The troubles were not limited to the stands if they scored more than one rush between the players during the match, especially after Dyer tied for Tottenham (1-1). The English midfielder celebrated his finger on his lips, provoking an angry reaction from Swiss player Stefan Lichtschner. Michael Deane issued a yellow card on Dyer's face. (AFP).
RT for the exceptional player of Arsenal!
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is the first player to score 10 consecutive Premier League goals since October 2007 (Benni McCarthy for Blackburn). Pinpoint. #Arsenal #ARSTOT pic.twitter.com/MUI5FmAGGh– Timi (@timmy_trioti) December 2, 2018
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