Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
The Egyptian Mohamed Salah excelled on a historic night at Anfield, scored two goals, made two more goals, gave a great performance, and became the historic scorer for Liverpool after he broke the number of former striker Robbie Fowler 128, but in fewer matches.
And the broadcaster of the match on BN Sport continued to glorify the performance and achievement achieved by Salah when he said, "Who non-Egyptians make history without the Egyptian pharaoh Salah makes history."
After the match, Salah said, "We needed this victory, and we scored seven goals. I hope it will give us a boost. We took advantage of the opportunities well, and the players were at a good level, and everyone is happy. We hope to win in the next matches. I cannot describe this day, and it is one of the happiest days of my life. I broke the record." The record for the most scorers in the history of the club, which is what I have been striving for since I came to the Liverpool team, and what is important to me is the happiness of the fans and the interest of Liverpool.
Salah scored 22 goals and assisted 10 others in 37 matches he played with Liverpool during the current season in all competitions.
Salah became the first Liverpool player to score in five consecutive matches against Manchester United in the league, and six matches in all competitions.
Salah scored his 12th goal against Manchester United in all competitions, to be the team that scored the most goals from Liverpool's top scorer.
And Salah deserved the praise of everyone, and the fans cheered, and the Egyptian pharaoh did not control himself after he scored the sixth goal and took off his shirt to express his joy.
  Mohamed Salah scored Liverpool's fourth and sixth goals against Manchester United at the top of the 26th round of the English Premier League matches that were held at Anfield.