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Home / Sports / Liverpool Build 8 Point Lead After Salah Inspires Comeback

Liverpool build 8-point lead after Salah inspires comeback

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SOUTHAMPTON, Updated At : 10:42 AM Nov 25, 2024 IST
Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring their third goal against Southampton. Reuters

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Premier League leaders Liverpool beat bottom side Southampton 3-2 on Sunday to build a sizeable eight-point lead over reigning champions Manchester City after Mohamed Salah led a second-half comeback for the visitors.

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Liverpool were trailing 2-1 when Salah scored twice in the second half to take his season’s tally to 10 goals in the league, two behind the league’s top scorer Erling Haaland of City.

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After City lost their third straight league game on Saturday, a 4-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool took full advantage and Arne Slot’s side now have 31 points from 12 games to City’s 23 ahead of their clash at Anfield next weekend.

“They were very important, especially after being down 2-1. It’s the most important thing to have won the game,” Salah said.

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