Salah continues to achieve records
Egyptian star Mohamed Salah contributed to his team's 3-1 victory for Liverpool against Leicester City in the eighteenth round of the English Premier League, at Anfield.
The Egyptian star scored A goal in the match.
According to the Opta statistics network, Salah is the eighth player to score 100 goals on his team’s field, with 98 goals at Anfield, and two goals at Stamford. Bridge with Chelsea.
The source added that Salah has become the fourth player to reach this number of goals in fewer matches (142 matches), after Alan Shearer, 91 matches, and Terry. Henry in 113 matches, and Sergio Aguero in 125 matches.
The source concluded that the Egyptian star contributed by scoring goals in the last 10 matches he played (scored, assisted, or both).
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