Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha has revealed he suffered racist abuse and threats to his family after being awarded a late penalty during Saturday's 2-2 draw against Arsenal.
Ivory Coast international Zaha was caught by Gunners defender Granit Xhaka towards the end of the Premier League match, with Luka Milivojevic converting the resulting spot-kick to earn the Eagles a point.
Following Sunday's match, Arsenal defender Xhaka said in a post-match television interview he thought the incident had been a "clear penalty".
Nevertheless, Zaha again found himself in the spotlight, with accusations he had gone to ground and after a delayed reaction.
Zaha took to social media to stand up for himself following the match, and subsequently revealed in a post on his Instragram story on Tuesday that the abuse had escalated.
The Palace winger wrote: "For all the people taking it one step further and being racist and wishing death on my family I wish you and your families the best too x p.s my life is still very good despite your hate."
Zaha could be back in action for Palace when they travel to Championship side Middlesbrough for a EFL Cup fourth-round tie on Wednesday
Additional reporting by the Press Association.
