Salah’s Brilliance Seals Liverpool’s Commanding Win Over Man City
What a performance from Mohamed Salah and Liverpool! On a rainy afternoon at the Etihad, with the wind swirling and the pressure at its peak, Liverpool didn’t just beat Manchester City—they asserted dominance. A 2-0 victory, but honestly, by halftime, it already felt like the game was wrapped up. And at the heart of it all? Salah, operating on a different level, almost as if he’s playing in his own imperial phase.
From the first whistle, there was a sense that Liverpool had come prepared—not just physically, but mentally. The first goal? Classic Salah. A well-worked corner, a smart touch from Szoboszlai, and Salah, lurking near the penalty spot, smashed a shot past Ederson. Simple, efficient, deadly. But that was just the beginning.
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His second act wasn’t even a goal, but it was pure genius. Picking up the ball in the left channel, he saw what no one else did—a perfectly weighted, no-look pass into the path of Trent Alexander-Arnold. That moment alone was enough to remind everyone why Salah is, without a doubt, the best attacking player in the world right now. The move didn’t directly lead to a goal, but moments later, Salah orchestrated another attack, this time setting up Szoboszlai for Liverpool’s second.
That was the game. As the ball hit the net, Salah clenched his fists, already celebrating—he knew it was over. And that’s the thing about Salah this season. It’s not just the numbers (25 goals and 16 assists in the league, nine goals in his last eight matches in all competitions). It’s the aura, the complete control, the way he makes the extraordinary look effortless.
People talk about Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, but let’s be real—Salah is the top gun. The most decisive player in Europe for years now, and still proving it every week. Liverpool’s title charge is in full swing, and with Salah leading the way, it’s hard to see anyone stopping them.
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