Anthony Gordon made headlines during Newcastle's 2-0 win over Arsenal on Tuesday night as he recreated Thierry Henry's iconic celebration.
Eddie Howe's side stunned the Gunners in the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final at the Emirates thanks to goals from Alexander Isak and an in-form Gordon.
However, it was after the winger's goal that fans realized what the Newcastle star had done.
It came when he went home after reacting first after David Raya saved Isak's shot in the 51st minute.
After seeing his shot reach the back of the net, Gordon ran along the sideline to celebrate in front of the enthusiastic traveling fans.
As fans enjoyed his team's 2-0 lead, Gordon put one arm on his hip and rested the other on the corner flag.
Anthony Gordon recreated Thierry Henry's iconic celebration as Newcastle beat Arsenal 2-0
The gunners and France icon Henry are associated with the movement every time he scores.
It came after Gordon hit the plate when he reacted quicker after Raya saved Isak.
It brought back memories of the celebration that Arsenal and France legend Henry used to do during his time in the game.
Henry scored 226 goals over eight years with the Gunners and was associated with the movement every time he scored for the north London side and also France.
And fans were quick to comment on Gordon's celebration as they shared their thoughts on social media.
One of them said: “Anthony Gordon was very cold when he canceled Thierry Henry's celebration at the Emirates.”
Another added: “The Emirates have fallen,” before another fan chimed in: “That was great.”
After the match, Howe praised his team, saying: “I'm really pleased for the players as it was a difficult game for us in a lot of different ways.”
“We have had an intense period of games with almost the same group of players and I am very satisfied with the way we defended.
'Sometimes we were lucky and I think our goalkeeper played very well. Overall, I think we got the little details right and I'm very satisfied with the result.'
