Mohamed Salah Goal Yesterday

Arne Slot makes Mohamed Salah declaration

Mohamed Salah still 'so important' for Liverpool - Arne Slot

Arne Slot has insisted that Mohamed Salah is still "so important" for Liverpool despite dropping the star forward for the victory against West Ham on Sunday.

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Liverpool news: Mohamed Salah, the first victim of Arne Slot's failure?

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'Is this the start of Liverpool's life without Salah?'

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West Ham vs Liverpool: Isak, Gakpo get Reds back on track in London - as it happened

Alexander Isak scored his first Premier League goal as Liverpool secured a much-needed 2-0 win at West Ham on Sunday.

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Isak and Wirtz show glimpses of Liverpool 2.0... without Salah

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Liverpool player ratings as three players score 8/10 including forgotten man

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Paqueta criticises FA after red card against Liverpool

On Sunday, Paqueta was shown two yellow cards in quick succession for dissent by referee Darren England for arguing over a decision to award a foul against his team with six minutes left to play.

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West Ham vs Liverpool - Premier League RECAP: Latest score, team news and updates as Alexander Isak scores his first top-flight goal in red before Cody Gakpo adds to their tally

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How Arne Slot and Jurgen Klopp's first eight Liverpool signings compare as pattern emerges

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“Hopefully I’m going to break it”: Mo Salah is already eyeing another record after title win

Liverpool claimed their 20th league title with a win over Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League yesterday, and Mohamed Salah edged closer to another record. It has been an outstanding season for them as a team, and they will look to finish the season ...

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Why ‘unbelievable’ Mohamed Salah has returned to form at the right time for Liverpool

Liverpool had reasons to dread the prospect of history being made at Anfield. Instead, they could celebrate it. Their slump was such that they were threatened with the prospect of a seventh defeat in eight games, a fate they have not suffered since 1926 ...