Mohamed Salah on West Ham win, second goal and title race

The Reds’ second go to to the capital this week led to one other win as Salah netted two gorgeous targets at London Stadium, with Georginio Wijnaldum including the third. 

The outcome moved Jürgen Klopp’s aspect as much as third within the Premier League desk, leaving Salah and his teammates delighted following one other profitable away day. 

The No.11 advised Sky Sports activities post-match: “It is a good win for us in the present day. We play away for the second sport in a row and it is advisable win each sport now. 

“It is a robust workforce, to be truthful, they play a very good sport. I believe I scored just a few targets in opposition to them nevertheless it’s a troublesome workforce, they’re in place this season. 

“So, we simply want to hold on and preserve profitable.”

After opening the scoring with an excellent curling effort inside a crowded penalty space, Salah put the ending touches on an unbelievable sweeping Liverpool transfer to make it 2-0. 

Andy Robertson cleared a West Ham nook to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who then sprayed a crossfield ball to Xherdan Shaqiri. Salah introduced down an excellent first-time move from his Swiss teammate earlier than calmly lifting the ball over Lukasz Fabianski.

“I simply preserve practising in coaching for my proper foot and left foot,” the Egyptian mirrored. “Nevertheless it was ball from Shaq. 

“I’ve to present him credit score as nicely for the stunning ball from him. I simply stored the primary contact and the second was the end.”

It is back-to-back wins for Klopp’s males as they efficiently adopted up Thursday’s triumph at Tottenham Hotspur. 

Salah believes consistency is now required from the Reds till the tip of the season if they’re to maintain maintain of the Premier League title. 

He continued: “Yearly is like that. If you wish to win the league, it’s a must to win each sport. 

“However this yr Metropolis had been struggling at first and now we had been struggling three or 4 video games in the past. 

“You simply have to preserve profitable if you wish to actually win the Premier League.”