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Liverpool create stunning Premier League history with another late goal to beat Burnley
Liverpool have created a remarkable piece of Premier League history with yet another late winner. The Reds took three points from their trip to Burnley thanks to a Mohamed Salah stoppage time penalty gifted by former Manchester United prospect Hannibal Mejbri. Salah’s strike was a history maker for Slot’s LiverpoolGetty Salah smashed past Martin Dubravka in the fifth minute of stoppage time to snatch a 1-0 victory, and the lateness of the goal certainly isn’t unusual this season. In fact, Liverpool have set a new Premier League record by scoring a winning goal in the final ten minutes of a game four matches in a row. That wasn’t the only bit of history either, with Salah’s strike his 188th in the competition, moving him ahead of Andrew Cole and up into fourth in the league’s all-time list. It was also the 38th consecutive game that Liverpool have scored in, showing just how reliable Arne Slot’s reigning champions have become in front of goal. More to follow.
Liverpool have created a remarkable piece of Premier League history with yet another late winner.
The Reds took three points from their trip to Burnley thanks to a Mohamed Salah stoppage time penalty gifted by former Manchester United prospect Hannibal Mejbri.
Salah smashed past Martin Dubravka in the fifth minute of stoppage time to snatch a 1-0 victory, and the lateness of the goal certainly isn’t unusual this season.
In fact, Liverpool have set a new Premier League record by scoring a winning goal in the final ten minutes of a game four matches in a row.
That wasn’t the only bit of history either, with Salah’s strike his 188th in the competition, moving him ahead of Andrew Cole and up into fourth in the league’s all-time list.
It was also the 38th consecutive game that Liverpool have scored in, showing just how reliable Arne Slot’s reigning champions have become in front of goal.
More to follow.
