Liverpool news: Mo Salah matches Lionel Messi record in Europe’s top-five

Mohammad Salah plays the record playing against Manchester City (photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Image)

Liverpool attacker Mohammad Salah has matched a ten -year record organized by Lionel Messi.

Reds Star scored a goal and provided a assistance against Manchester City, doing this in the Premier League this season for the 11th time.

And no player in the top five leagues of Europe has managed to do so, as Messi did the same in 2014-15.

Advice – which is the last six months of its liverpool deal – took just 14 minutes to lead Liverpool at Etihad Stadium after a fully executed corner routine through Alexis Mac Alastair.

Dominic szoboszlai flied on a piece of set, fully installed the advice. Egypt made no mistake, firing the ball in the net with the first shot, which was slightly deformed from the boot of Nathan one.

This means that Salah has 25 goals in the Premier League – only seven shy of his record 32 in his debut season – but it was also the 30th goal in all the competitions.

Beyond the scoring, Salah also played an important role in scoring a goal for Sozoboszalai, assisting Hungarian to end clean before half-time.

Mohammad Salah becomes the third largest all-time goalkeeper in Liverpool

Mohammad Salah of Liverpool reacted with team partner Luis Diaz

Mohammad Salah of Liverpool continued to break records. (Photo by Stew Founder/Getty Image)

This is the fifth time when Salah has reached these figures during its eight sessions in Liverpool. Looking at his current form, he is now on track to cross the 44 goals, when he scored in the Enfield in his first year, when Liverpool scored a run in the final of the Champions League.

Advice reached another incredible milestone in its liverpool career, marking its 387th appearance to the club with a memorable goal.

This goal against Man City brought its total 180 premiere league strikes for Reds

With this latest target, only Ian Rush (346 goals) and Roger Hunt (285 goals) have scored more for liverpool in the history of the club.

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