Liverpool tarnished Claudio Ranieri’s Watford bow, but the most significant take from yesterday’s 5-0 win is definitely the fact Mohamed Salah is enjoying the best days of his career.His goal, the Reds’ fourth of the game, was another piece of almost unparalleled beauty. The Egyptian striker has virtually got us used to these Maradona-esque goals that he keeps nailing every given weekend. Or even during the midweek through Champions League games.Another African scores his 100th Premier League goal in a Liverpool winLiverpool boss Jurgen Klopp emphasized several times in the last few weeks that his striker is playing the football of his life and that he serves to be considered the best player in the world at the moment.A goal that 𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐬 to be seen from every angle 💫🤩@MoSalah’s display of individual brilliance, presented by @Sonos 🎥 pic.twitter.com/eg2hyPWBHA— Liverpool FC (@LFC) October 17, 2021 What the African star did against Watford ten minutes into the second half deserves a separate article. And we honestly hope Watford defender Craig Cathcart doesn’t feel deprived of his skills after that Salah’s nutmeg. Enough talking, let’s enjoy this poetry again, only this time in a bit different in (slow) motion…Je n’arrive pas m’en remettre #Salah pic.twitter.com/mlaHoqB4v8— Goaldorak (@Goaldorak) October 16, 2021 PREMIER LEAGUE – ROUND 8SaturdayWatford – Liverpool 0-5 (0-2)/Sane 6, Firminho 37,52,90+1, Salah 54/Aston Villa – Wolverhampton 2-3 (0-0)/Ings 48, McGinn 68 – Saiss 80, Coady 85, Neves 90+5/Norwich – Brighton 0-0 Man. City – Burnley 1-0 (1-0)/Silva 12, De Bruyne 70/Southampton – Leeds 1-0 (0-0)/Broja 53/Leicester – Man. Utd 4-2 (1-1)/Tielemans 31, Soyuncu 78, Vardy 83, Daka 90+1 – Greenwood 19/Brentford – Chelsea 0-1 (0-1)/Chillwel 45/Sunday16:00: (2.65) Everton (3.30) West Ham (2.90)18:30: (3.60) Newcastle (3.50) Tottenham (2.15)Monday22:00: (1.70) Arsenal (3.80) Crystal Palace (5.70)
