Mohamed Salah's complaint after Liverpool's Club World Cup semi-final win

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Mohamad Salah was left frustrated despite playing a key role in Liverpool's 2-1 win over Monterrey in the FIFA Club World Cup.
Frustrated Mohamed Salah complained about lack of protection from the officials in their FIFA Club World Cup win over Monterrey.
The Reds edged out the Mexican side in a hard-fought encounter in Qatar to set up a clash with Flamengo in the final.

Salah was the star attraction and put in a man of the match performance as he set up Naby Keita's opening goal and was involved in Roberto Firmino's late winner.
But he criticised Chilean referee Roberto Tobar's handling of the game and the "aggressive" tactics of their opponents, who committed 13 fouls to Liverpool's nine and had two players booked.


Mohamed Salah was unhappy with the officials after beating Monterrey 

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