Aaron Ramsey wheeled off in joy after putting Arsenal ahead in the North London derby on Saturday afternoon.
Alexandre Lacazette capitalised on an error from Davinson Sanchez then delivered to the Welshman who neatly rounded Hugo Lloris before tucking the ball into the net.
To celebrate his goal in what was likely his last participation in a North London derby, the 28-year-old pointed to the turf as he seemed to scream "This is my f***ing pitch".
The midfielder's action went well with supporters who took to social media to hail him for always being the saviour.
Ramsey has become a maestro when it comes to finding the back of the net at Wembley. In the 2014 and 2017 FA Cup finals against Hull and Chelsea on that ground, he provided the winner for Arsenal.
He was also on target when Arsene Wenger led his boys to a 3-0 win over Manchester City in the 2014 Community Shield.
Ramsey will bid the Emirates Stadium farewell as he will be heading to Italy to join Juventus at the end of the current campaign.
In January, the former Cardiff man who is in his eleventh year at Arsenal agreed a pre-contract deal to join the Serie A giants. He will earn £400 000-a-week upon completing the transfer.
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