Salah features as Liverpool thrash Leicester 4-0

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Salah played 70 minutes as Liverpool thrashed second-placed Leicester 4-0 in gameweek 18 in the Premier League.


In the 31st minute Firmino met Trent Alexander-Arnold’s cross with a powerful header to open the scoring

In the 70th minute Salah was subbed-off for Divock Origi, one minute later the Reds were awarded a penalty after Soyuncu stopped the ball with his arm. Milner then opened the scoring from the spot.

Later on, in the 74th minute, Firmino completed his brace with an amazing strike in the top corner. Four minutes later Trent sealed the deal after scoring his side’s fourth and final goal.


Liverpool now remain on top of the league table as they remain unbeaten. They will face eighth-place Wolves in their upcoming game on December 29th at 18:30 CLT.
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