Liverpool have a star in Rio Ngumoha — can Arne Slot trust him against PSG?

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On Salah’s first appearance at Anfield since he announced his departure, he was serenaded almost from the off – Andy Robertson, another of Jurgen Klopp’s great team who is heading for the exit, was hailed first – and the Egyptian king earned a further rendition of his song with his 256th Liverpool goal. Ngumoha’s was just his second.

He became Liverpool’s youngest league goalscorer at Anfield, at 17 years and 225 days. “It's a special goal,” said Ngumoha.

“In training sessions during the last month we saw he got more and more power to hit the ball as he did today,” he added.Ngumoha became the youngest player to score a Premier League goal at Anfield with a curling strike (Liverpool FC via Getty Images)A second goal followed four minutes later from a move featuring each of the second-string front three, with Ngumoha providing the initial injection, Gakpo moving the ball on to Salah and him supplying the first-time finish, curled across the goalkeeper in trademark fashion. That was a reason Slot made five changes, but two of those he brought in scored.Salah began his Anfield farewell by doubling Liverpool’s lead in their victory over Fulham (Liverpool FC via Getty Images)Liverpool’s 1500th league win at Anfield was a restorative result, after their previous three league games had yielded a solitary point.