Fans say the same thing after spotting what Anthony Gordon did in Newcastle's Carabao Cup celebrations

Fans spotted what Anthony Gordon did during Newcastle's Carabao Cup celebrations after beating Liverpool at Wembley - and they've all made the same comparison.

Gordon missed the final, which Newcastle won 2-1, through suspension.

The England winger was sent off for violent conduct during the 2-1 FA Cup defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion, thus incurring a three-match ban rather than the usual one for a straight red card.

He was, though, present at Wembley to watch the Magpies win their first trophy since lifting the Fairs Cup all the way back in 1969.

Goals either side of half-time from Dan Burn and Alexander Isak were enough for Eddie Howe's side, who were comfortably the better team on the day in London.

Federico Chiesa scored a consolation in second half injury time, but Liverpool could have few complaints about the final result.

As he had played in enough matches to earn a medal, Gordon - who is in Thomas Tuchel's first England squad - walked up the Wembley steps with the rest of his team-mates.

Even though he played no part in the victory, the 25-year-old still adorned a Newcastle shirt with 'Winners' emblazoned on the front of it.

Gordon celebrated with his Newcastle team-mates at Wembley (Image: Twitter/Sky Sports)

And although he wasn't quite wearing a full kit, fans made the immediate obvious comparison.

One wrote: "Anthony Gordon doing his John Terry impression, having changed into his playing kit for the celebrations."

A second said: "Did I just spot John Terry or was that Anthony Gordon?"

A third, meanwhile, hilariously noticed outside Wembley: "Anthony Gordon and Harvey Barnes have just run down Wembley Way with their winners' medals around their necks."

And a fourth added: "Just seen Anthony Gordon running down Wembley Way."

The moment will have been even sweeter for Gordon as his side's 2-1 victory came against the rivals of his former club Everton.

The winger was a boyhood Liverpool fan but was released by the club aged 11 before being snapped up by the Toffees.

Gordon made his first team debut aged just 16 for Everton, spending six years at the club before joining Newcastle for a fee of around £40 million in January 2023.