Gary Neville says Mohamed Salah’s “special” goal against Manchester City has reminded Liverpool of what they’ve been missing this season.
Salah’s strike was enough for Jurgen Klopp’s side to end City’s unbeaten start to the campaign and close the gap between the sides to 10 points.
It was just Liverpool’s third Premier League win of the season after nine matches, with Salah’s unusually barren run in front of goal contributing to their slow start.
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Salah’s winner against City was just his third league goal of the season, while he has only 10 in the 24 top-flight matches he has played since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations in February.
But the Egyptian impressed at Anfield on Sunday, coming close to opening the scoring on two occasions before finally doing so in the 76th minute, when he controlled Alisson’s long pass and turned Joao Cancelo in one movement before scooping a finish past Ederson.