The former Reds captain put his old side 1-0 up at Anfield with a trademark penalty in the 38th minute after Martin Skrtel was fouled in the area.
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The no.8 then reeled off in celebration in front of the away end, and made sure to give it to the fans as he raised his arms and jumped in the air.
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It may have seemed like an over-the-top celebration for a charity game, but it made plenty of sense due to Gerrard previously managing Rangers.
The former England captain led Celtic's Old Firm rivals to a Scottish Premiership title win in 2021, ending an era of Hoops dominance.
And there was no love lost between the two sides of the divide, with Celtic fans responding to Gerrard's celebration by throwing objects at the players.
Staff came on the pitch to remove what looked like bottles and other objects on the pitch, and as the players dispersed, Gerrard continued giving it to the away end.
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One fan even took off his green and white shirt and threw it towards the 42-year-old.
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One Celtic player even seemed to be heading towards the Reds captain to perhaps tell him to stop goading the fans.
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The charity legends match at Anfield was taking part for the LFC Foundation, which raises money for programmes across Merseyside.
Alongside Gerrard, the match features a number of recognisable names such as Dirk Kuyt, Robbie Keane and Luis Garcia.