Before the Egyptian traveled to represent his country in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Martin Dubravka had saved his penalty in the first half of his farewell game.

Salah set the tone for the first of the six goals at Anfield in the second half with a simple tap-in to mark his 150th Premier League goal for the Reds.

Then, as Jurgen Klopp’s team let loose, he helped set up goals for Cody Gakpo and Curtis Jones.

Salah seized control from the penalty spot again four minutes into time to ensure the win.

“I simply worked out with the people I didn’t get a penalty with yesterday. It’s not superstition, since I play with a lot of boots, but when I think something will always be in my head, I buy new boots.

“I would rather not start the second half thinking I haven’t scored any goals.” Just move, get my mind clear, and focus on my game.

Salah went on to say that the prospect of playing in the Africa Cup of Nations after missing out on a goal spurred him on to improve in the second half.

Salah wasn’t the only player to lose an opportunity in front of goal as Liverpool established a Premier League record with 7.53 predicted goals since it took until the very end of the game to secure victory.

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The players delivered a speech at halftime. We have to play football and keep our cool; we’ve lost a lot of opportunities, including my own penalty. “With that performance, are you going to be leaving for the national team?” Salah continued, “I wondered.”

“I just had to really put my mind to it, take action, and change things, and I succeeded in doing so.”

Depending on how the Pharaohs do in the Ivory Coast, Salah can miss Liverpool’s next four Premier League games, including a crucial trip to Arsenal in the upcoming month.

But even after his return, he helped his backup players to make sure Liverpool’s title challenge went on.

“I have no doubt that the players will prevail in the games without me. We have guys of the greatest caliber, fantastic players.

“Anyone can carry out my responsibilities and act in my place. All individuals need is to be freed from the obligation to express themselves.

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