Thanks to his heroics in the Reds’ taming of the Red
Devils at Anfield, the Egyptian has now scored
against 23 different teams he has faced If you thought Mohamed Salah was done breaking
record, you were wrong. The Egyptian set a new personal best against Manchester United on Sunday, with the forward now scoring against 23 out of 24 teams he has
faced more than once in the Premier League.


23/24 – As a Liverpool player, Mohamed
Salah has now scored against 23 of the 24
Premier League teams he has faced more
than once in the competition, only failing to
do so versus Swansea City. Array.

With Liverpool leading by a lone goal, Salah
stabbed home the second after surging clear from a
corner and holding off Daniel James to beat De Gea.
Salah has only failed to score against Swansea City.
Also, the goal against Manchester United was his
first in his fifth appearance against them for the
Reds.
Thanks to the victory, Jurgen Klopp’s side moved
16 points clear at the English top-flight summit. Klopp’s men travel to Molineux to face
Wolverhampton Wanderers on Thursday, with
United at home to Burnley a day earlier.