Mohamed Salah wasn’t on the scoreboard during Liverpool’s 9-0 win

DBasia.news – Mohamed Salah, Liverpool striker, stole the show when he failed to score and assist in the match against Bournemouth. Whereas Liverpool won 9-0.

Liverpool finally won their first win of the season. No half-hearted, Jurgen Klopp’s troops bulldozed Bournemouth at Anfield with a score of 9-0.

The victory was achieved thanks to goals from Luis Diaz (3′, 85′), Harvey Elliott (6′), Trent Alexander-Arnold (28′), Robert Firmino (31′, 62′), Virgil van Dijk (45′), Chris Mepham (46′ OG), and Fabio Carvalho (80′).

If you look closely, Mo Salah’s name wasn’t on the list of scorers. The same thing is also seen when looking at the statistics of the assisting provider. In fact, Salah played the full game in that duel.

Not surprisingly, the former Chelsea player was under the spotlight. In fact, ESPN created a meme alluding to Salah’s real contribution to the game.

In fact, Salah is not without opportunities. The Egyptian player almost put Liverpool ahead in the 16th minute. However, his shot still bounced over the target.

Meanwhile, Jurgen Klopp did not discuss Salah’s appearance when speaking after the match. The manager focused on Liverpool’s first victory of the season after previously reaping two draws and one defeat.

“So, we have to prove it by picking up points. We have to get points for ourselves,” Klopp said on Liverpool’s official website.

“After a short pre-season and with mixed results, we had the spotlight at the start of the season and played a good game against Manchester City. But then we fell for some reason.”

“In the end, it was the perfect afternoon for us. We obtained a lot of goals by different players. It’s a fantastic situation and we knew we needed it.”

Opta Joe noted, Liverpool have scored nine goals in a single league game for the first time since September 1989 versus Crystal Palace (9-0). Meanwhile, today’s win was the biggest in Liverpool’s league history along with results against Palace in 1989 and Rotherham Town in 1896 (9-0 against Crystal Palace, 10-1 against Rotherham Town).