Liverpool star Salah breaks record for most goals scored with left foot

Mohamed Salah found the net two times as Liverpool plainly thumped Leeds for six at Elland Street on Monday to guarantee an extremely past due triumph, their most memorable in five  Premier League games since beating Manchester Joined 7-0 toward the beginning of Spring.

What had been the Reds’ joint-longest winless streak under Jurgen Klopp reached a victorious conclusion as his side won 6-1, scoring six objectives in a solitary association game for the third time this season – – however many half-handfuls this term as the other groups in the first class consolidated.

Salah’s support took him past the 25-goal mark in all contests for the third continuous mission, with Liverpool’s top goals scorer in 2022-23 taking his absolute to 26 and then some. The Egypt international also overtook  an individual Anfield extraordinary to turn into the Head Association’s most productive southpaw by jumping Robbie Fowler to the first spot on the list of players with the most left-footed goals scored in the opposition.

Fowler scored 163 Premier League goals in 379 games for Liverpool, Manchester City and Leeds somewhere in the range of 1993 and 2007, 105 of which were changed over with his left foot. Having begun the game level with Fowler’s record of 105, Salah concealed both of his goals against Leeds with his passed on stake to take his Premier League count to 107. The 30-year-old has now scored 135 Chief Association objectives in 223 games by and large, with the other 28 objectives comprising of 21 right-footed completions and seven headers.

The remainder of the main 10 contains a sprinkling of somewhat unforeseen names, in spite of the fact that Salah is surely staying with great with regards to the  Premier League’s most productive left-footed marksmen.