Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah returned to top form against Tottenham, setting records in Sunday’s game. Salah scored and assisted in the 4-2 victory over Spurs, making history in the Premier League. Despite a recent disagreement with manager Jurgen Klopp, Salah showcased his excellence on the pitch by scoring in the 16th minute at Anfield. Harvey Elliott added a fourth goal for Liverpool, receiving a pass from Salah, who entered the Premier League record books. Salah is the first player to achieve more than 10 goals and assists in three consecutive seasons. Additionally, he is only the second player, after Wayne Rooney, to achieve 10+ goals and assists in five separate seasons. Klopp praised Salah’s performance, highlighting his partnership with Elliott. Salah also equaled Harry Kane as the top goal-scorer in matches between Liverpool and Tottenham, with nine goals. Despite missing a chance to make it 5-2, Salah’s notable performance was marred by a disallowed goal for offside in stoppage time, making the fixture the highest-scoring in Premier League history, surpassing Arsenal vs. Liverpool.
