Mohamed Salah helped Liverpool return to winning ways this weekend, after scoring the opener in the club’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa.The victory at Anfield saw Liverpool snap a run of five

AFCON disrupts the domestic calendar every two years, whisking the continent’s best players away for the best part of a month depending on a nation’s performance at the tournament. The 2025 edition, being staged in Morocco, gets underway on Dec. 21 with the final scheduled to take place a month later on Jan. 18, 2026.

Mohamed Salah reached a special Liverpool landmark on Saturday evening as he helped the Reds end their losing streak. After enduring four straight Premier League defeats, including six of their

Ryan Gravenberch also scored on his return to the side as Arne Slot’s champions picked up their first points since September

Liverpool defeated Aston Villa 2-0 at Anfield on Saturday, and Mohamed Salah netted his 250th goal for the club across all competitions. The 33-year-old Egyptian star expressed immense pride: “It’s a great feeling to score for such a big club.

Mohamed Salah didn’t hang around. The Egyptian attacker briefly applauded Liverpool’s jubilant away end inside Deutsche Bank Park after the final whistle before turning and making a beeline for the tunnel as the celebrations continued. His body language spoke volumes.

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Salah’s frustration grows as Liverpool’s form collapsesHas the system left him behind? Mohamed Salah’s frustration grows as Liverpool’s form collapses Liverpool’s recent slump has left