ShareCesc Fabregas returned to Arsenal on Wednesday, and his Como team managed a 1-1 draw against the Premier League champions.Martin Baturina's sublime strike saw Como fight back to draw 1-1 with Arsenal in a pre-season friendly, though the Gunners then won a penalty shoot-out 4-3.Cesc Fabregas returned to his old club on Wednesday, as Como - last season's surprise package in Serie A - took on the Premier League champions at Emirates Stadium.Arsenal raced out of the blocks, and their set-piece prowess very nearly resulted in an early opener, only for Piero Hincapie to inadvertently clear Gabriel Magalhaes' header off the line.Less than a minute later, a mix-up in the Como defence resulted in Gabriel Jesus firing at an open goal, but from a tight angle, the Brazilian hit the post.Yet Como did not get away with another error at the back in the 33rd minute. Goalkeeper Jean Butez cleared straight at Myles Lewis-Skelly, whose header was cushioned back by Gabriel Martinelli, with the youngster applying a composed finish.Arsenal's lead lasted just 10 minutes, however, as Baturina brilliantly got the better of two defenders before lashing home.Bruno Guimaraes came on for his Arsenal debut at half-time, before Fabio Vieira and Cristhian Mosquera both saw efforts saved early in the second half.David Raya, back in the fold as a half-time substitute following Spain's successful World Cup campaign, was called into action twice by Jesus Rodriguez late on, with Kai Havertz having a goal disallowed for offside with the final kick of normal time.A shoot-out was called on to determine the winner, and the Gunners came out victors, with Raya making a crucial save after Noni Madueke's miss, setting the stage for Christos Tzolis to slam in the winning spot-kick.Lewis-Skelly puts transfer talk to one sideLewis-Skelly has been the subject of plenty of speculation this week, with rumours suggesting he has been offered to Arsenal's Premier League rivals, Manchester United and Chelsea.There could be a fear of the youngster dropping down in Mikel Arteta's pecking order in midfield following Arsenal's £75m acquisition of Guimaraes, but Lewis-Skelly's composed finish demonstrated why he should be confident of pushing for a place.The teenager had the joint-most shots for the Gunners (two), while he completed all 22 of his attempted passes, making him just one of two Arsenal players to register a 100% passing accuracy, along with Madueke.Arsenal, whose focus will now shift to their Community Shield clash with Manchester City, got the job done in the shoot-out, and Arteta will feel his team were worthy victors, given they generated chances worth 2.42 expected goals (xG), while their steely defence limited Como to a meagre 0.25 xG. Cesc Fabregas returned to Arsenal on Wednesday, and his Como team managed a 1-1 draw against the Premier League champions.Martin Baturina's sublime strike saw Como fight back to draw 1-1 with Arsenal in a pre-season friendly, though the Gunners then won a penalty shoot-out 4-3.Cesc Fabregas returned to his old club on Wednesday, as Como - last season's surprise package in Serie A - took on the Premier League champions at Emirates Stadium.Arsenal raced out of the blocks, and their set-piece prowess very nearly resulted in an early opener, only for Piero Hincapie to inadvertently clear Gabriel Magalhaes' header off the line.Less than a minute later, a mix-up in the Como defence resulted in Gabriel Jesus firing at an open goal, but from a tight angle, the Brazilian hit the post.Yet Como did not get away with another error at the back in the 33rd minute. Goalkeeper Jean Butez cleared straight at Myles Lewis-Skelly, whose header was cushioned back by Gabriel Martinelli, with the youngster applying a composed finish.Arsenal's lead lasted just 10 minutes, however, as Baturina brilliantly got the better of two defenders before lashing home.Bruno Guimaraes came on for his Arsenal debut at half-time, before Fabio Vieira and Cristhian Mosquera both saw efforts saved early in the second half.David Raya, back in the fold as a half-time substitute following Spain's successful World Cup campaign, was called into action twice by Jesus Rodriguez late on, with Kai Havertz having a goal disallowed for offside with the final kick of normal time.A shoot-out was called on to determine the winner, and the Gunners came out victors, with Raya making a crucial save after Noni Madueke's miss, setting the stage for Christos Tzolis to slam in the winning spot-kick.Lewis-Skelly puts transfer talk to one sideLewis-Skelly has been the subject of plenty of speculation this week, with rumours suggesting he has been offered to Arsenal's Premier League rivals, Manchester United and Chelsea.There could be a fear of the youngster dropping down in Mikel Arteta's pecking order in midfield following Arsenal's £75m acquisition of Guimaraes, but Lewis-Skelly's composed finish demonstrated why he should be confident of pushing for a place.The teenager had the joint-most shots for the Gunners (two), while he completed all 22 of his attempted passes, making him just one of two Arsenal players to register a 100% passing accuracy, along with Madueke.Arsenal, whose focus will now shift to their Community Shield clash with Manchester City, got the job done in the shoot-out, and Arteta will feel his team were worthy victors, given they generated chances worth 2.42 expected goals (xG), while their steely defence limited Como to a meagre 0.25 xG.