English born of Ghanaian descent, Eddie Nketiah scored to rescued Arsenal from a home defeat against Fulham on Sunday afternoon at the Emirates Stadium.
The Gunners have been poor in the Premier League despite their fine form in Europe.
Josh Maja looked set to be the Cottagers’ hero as his clinical 59th minute penalty was almost enough to claim a first-ever win away to the Gunners at the 30th time of asking.
Ghana midfielder, Thomas Partey was introduced in the second half to solidify the midfield for the home side.
But Nketiah scored in added time to deny Scott Parker's side all three points as Arsenal salvaged a less-than-convincing draw at home.
However, Nketiah's goal means Fulham are six points off Burnley having played two games more in the fight to beat the drop. Arsenal's hopes of finishing in the European places also took a hit as they stay ninth.
Next up, Arsenal host Everton on Friday. Fulham are not in action until May 1st when they visit Chelsea.
The Gunners now stay at the 9th position with 46 points.
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