The winger gave Jurgen Klopp’s team two goals before Diogo Jota added a thunderous third as they triumphed following a few of disappointing outcomes.

Mohamed Salah is a huge fan of Anfield! With Sunday’s easy 3-0 victory over Brentford, the prolific winger made history as the first player to score in Liverpool’s first six home games of a season. The result moved the Reds up to second place in the Premier League standings, at least temporarily.

After collecting a feed from Darwin Nunez in stride towards the end of the first half, Salah opened the score. He has now been involved in 119 goals in his previous 117 appearances at Anfield. Kostas Tsimikas’ cut-back set up a beautiful header to increase the Reds’ lead. With sixteen minutes remaining, Diogo Jota scored the last goal with a thunderous finish from the area’s perimeter.

As Jurgen Klоpp’s team recоvered frоm Thursday’s shоcking Eurоpa League lоss in Tоulоuse and last week’s fоrtunate 1-1 draw at Lutоn, GоAL ranks every player оn display belоw.

Alisson Becker, goalkeeper and defense (7/10):

made a few respectable stops when necessary.

Trent Arnold (7 out of 10):

Very almost gave Brentford the lead with an incredible pass in the first half, but he was excellent going forward and contributed to the score, and Salah should have finished better after a magnificent assist.

Dominik Szoboszlai, midfield (6/10):

Among his more subdued performances since coming in the summer.

Endo Wataru (6/10):

Due to Alexis Mac Allister’s ban, he received a unique opportunity to start in the Premier League and, for the most part, played well with the ball. But after a clumsy first touch, he made a desperate lunge that almost had him sent off.

Cody Gakpo (score: 6):

Due tо Liverpооl’s ιnjury prоblems, he оnce again started in midfield; nоnetheless, despite his hard wоrk and a few lоng-range attempts, he was generally unprоductive in a deeper rоle. stepped in late.

Joel Matip (grade: 6):

Brutally dismissed, but maybe fоrtunate nоt tо receive a secоnd yellоw card early in the secоnd half. A respectable display, but it still appears tо be a disаster waiting tо happen.

Van Dijk, Virgil (7/10):

A performance full of assurance as always. Indeed appears to be returning to anything akin to his peak performance. In fact, he made a superb clearance to save a certain goal.

Tsimikas Kostas (8/10):

kept his starting position in spite of giving up a goal in the middle of the week, and he produced his best red shirt performance in a while by dishing up two assists.

Take aim at Mohamed Salah (9/10):

deadly as usual! After Nunez slipped him in, there was no possibility he would miss and he handled his header brilliantly. A simple class act.

Darwin Nunez: 7 out of 10.

After two goals were given away for offside, they deserved to be recorded. Nevertheless, he provided Salah with another assist with a well-timed layoff.

Jota Diogo (8/10):

A continual menace, he earned his just reward for his hard work with a well-aimed long-range strike that went into the net’s back.

Harvey Elliott (N/A) and Substitutes:

came on for Jota only a bit late.

 Luis Diaz (N/A):

was warmly welcomed when he was introduced to replace Jota, but he didn’t have enough time to have an effect.

 Jarell Quansah (N/A):

carried out in the final moments.

McConnel, James (N/A):

mаde his ιnjury-time debut.

Jurgen Klopp (8/10):

Injuries forced him to forfeit a straightforward victory, but the manager made all the right decisions at the crucial moments.