Mohamed Salah did not succeed in taking advantage of Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Sheffield United and scoring his historic goal, which will be his 200th with the Reds in all tournaments.
The Egyptian international participated as a starter and completed the match until the end, but he did not perform as expected. The match witnessed one of Salah’s lowest levels this season.
Salah touched the ball only 37 times over the course of 90 minutes, and he also succeeded in winning one ground challenge out of 4, in addition to shooting only two balls on goal, wasting a great opportunity.
Despite Salah's level, the Reds won thanks to goals from Virgil van Dijk and Dominic Sobosolai, and once again approached the leader of the Premier League, Arsenal.
All Salah's fans were waiting for him to succeed in scoring his 200th goal, and with it, enter Liverpool's history from its widest gates.
Salah scored 147 goals with Liverpool in the English Premier League, 42 goals in the Champions League, 5 goals in the FA Cup, and a goal in both the English League Cup and the Charity Shield, in addition to 3 goals in the European League.
In any case, Liverpool's score rose by defeating Sheffield to 34 points, in second place behind leaders Arsenal, who have 36 points.
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