Arsenal's 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield has given the Arsenal plenty to celebrate, but a social media post from Piero Hincapie has added another talking point.

The defender took to Instagram following Sunday's result, sharing the words: “I don’t forget…” alongside a cold-face emoji and the Ecuadorian flag with the gold Premier League badge on the Arsenal players shirt which signifies the current Premier League champions

While Hincapie did not name any individuals or explicitly reference Liverpool, the timing of the post has caught the attention of supporters.

That is particularly true given a similar social media moment involving Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk earlier this year.

Hincapie's post brings Van Dijk's message back into focus

In January 2026, Van Dijk shared a post on Instagram following Liverpool's goalless draw away to Arsenal.

The result saw the two sides share the points, but the Liverpool captain's social media activity attracted attention in the aftermath.

Now, almost ten months later, Hincapie's latest message has prompted comparisons between the two.

The Arsenal defender's words are brief, but the suggestion that he has not forgotten something has inevitably led to speculation about what prompted the post.

Whether it was a direct response to Van Dijk or simply a message aimed at a wider audience remains unclear. Neither player has explicitly explained the apparent connection.

Arsenal have the last laugh at Anfield

Mikel Arteta's side secured a significant three points on Sunday, leaving Anfield with a 1-0 victory and another positive result in their pursuit of success this season.

Beating Liverpool away from home is always a major achievement, particularly given the intensity of the rivalry between the two clubs.

For Hincapie, the result also provided an opportunity to make his feelings known without needing to say too much.

The Ecuadorian's post may have been deliberately cryptic, but Arsenal supporters will certainly enjoy the timing.

And with Van Dijk's January message now back in the conversation, the exchange has added another layer to the rivalry between two of the Premier League's biggest clubs.