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The Reds further cemented their title bid against Manchester City, with a comfortable 2-0 victory.

Having not won at Etihad for ten years, Arne Slot’s side would put that damming record to bed with three big points.

Mohamed Salah was unsurprisingly at the heart of Liverpool’s success once again, grabbing yet another goal and an assist.

The Egyptian’s goal contributions against Man City will not only have huge ramifications for Liverpool’s title hopes, but it also broke history in the process.



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The 32-year-old would grab the opener in the 14th minute, with Salah rounding off a clever Liverpool set-piece.

That goal would take Salah’s tally to 25 for the league season, six ahead of second-placed Erling Haaland and Alexander Isak.

With 16 assists also to his name, the Reds forward now sits on 41 goal contributions – which means he has become only the player in Premier League history to register 40+ goal involvements in two seasons.

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Salah not only made Premier League history against Man City, he also wrote himself into Liverpool folklaw.

As well as scoring, the 32-year-old also provided the assist for Dominik Szoboszlai’s goal which takes him to 16 league assists for the season.

That tally means he has just broken a 29-year-old Liverpool record, having overtaken Steve McManaman’s record of 15 from 1995/96.

Salah has reguarly broke records this season and you would expect him to keep breaking them as the campaign wears on.
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