Following a 1-0 triumph against Liverpool, Arsenal defender Piero Hincapie seemed to send a playful message to Virgil van Dijk.

Kai Havertz scored in the 13th minute, securing the club's initial victory at Anfield since 2014.

Entering the match in the 84th minute, 24-year-old Hincapie replaced Christos Tzolis to help preserve the lead.

Following the fixture, the Ecuadorian athlete shared several match photos on Instagram with the caption, "I don't forget..".

Initially, the collection featured a close-up photograph of the gold Premier League patch on his jersey, highlighting Arsenal holding champion status.

This image mirrored a similar photograph shared by Virgil van Dijk following Liverpool's 0-0 draw at the Emirates Stadium in January.

Supporters reacted enthusiastically to the publication, with one individual labeling him a "petty king".

Another supporter commented, "What goes around, comes around."

A third fan wrote, "I like how petty we are".

Conversely, a different user stated, "One is a UCL winner, the other one can't say".

Within a few hours, the specific photograph of the shirt sleeve was removed from the post.

Teammate Declan Rice responded with a smiling emoji in the comments section.

Ezri Konsa also replied, posting two flame emojis alongside a heart.

The upload rapidly gathered upwards of 100,000 likes.

This success propelled Arsenal back to the summit of the Premier League standings.

The team now holds a three-point lead over Manchester City, who suffered a 1-0 defeat against Brighton on Saturday.