A child raises the morale of Mohamed Salah after his absence from the Brighton match (photos)
The Egyptian star and top scorer for Liverpool and the English Premier League, Mohamed Salah, missed his team's match with Brighton, which was held on Saturday in the tenth round of the English Premier League, after 10 continuous games of scoring in different competitions and breaking many records, and he was satisfied with making the first goal scored by his colleague Henderson.
The Egyptian pharaoh began to be deeply affected by the failure of his team to maintain its progress in the match and the loss of two valuable points in the struggle to win the English Premier League, but he received moral support from the stands of the Anfield stadium, which hosted the match, where a child who was present in the midst of the Liverpool fans raised a banner that read: “My father A hero, but Salah is a king."
And Mohamed Salah failed to set a new record, as he would equal the team legend, Kenny Dalglish, as Liverpool's top scorer against Brighton, if he scored in the Brighton match.
The Egyptian star scored five goals for the "Reds" against Brighton, the same number of goals from former Liverpool star, Ian Rush, against Brighton, while Dalglish holds the record with six goals.
Liverpool failed to pass an important test against Brighton and fell into a 2/2 draw to raise its score to 22 points, compared to 16 points for Brighton.
Liverpool advanced with goals scored by Jordan Henderson and Senegalese Sadio Mane in the fourth and 24th minutes, but Brighton came back from afar and snatched the equalizer with two goals scored by Zambian Enoch Mwebo and Belgian Leandro Trossard in the 41st and 65th minutes, to be the fourth draw for Liverpool against six victories in the competition this season.
Chelsea continued their lead alone at the top of the competition table with a big victory over their host Newcastle, with three clean goals, scored by Reyes James in the 65th and 77th minutes, and Jorginho from a penalty kick in the 81st minute.
Chelsea raised its score to 25 points, three points ahead of Liverpool.
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