Mohamed Salah scored Liverpool’s 1-0 win over Manchester City | VIDEO

Manchester City generated scoring chances against Liverpool and it seemed that they would open the scoring, as a goal was disallowed. However, the team led by Jurgen Kloop was more effective in front of goal and thus scored the 1-0 through Mohamed Salah.

At 75 minutes and after an attack by the ‘Citizens’, Alisson Becker took a quick kick from his goal for the Egyptian striker. The player let the ball pass and thus dodged Joao Cancelo’s mark. Then he turned around and ran to the rival goal.

On the area line, the ’11’ of the ‘Reds’ defined before the exit of goalkeeper Ederson Moraes. Thus, he unleashed the hubbub at Anfield and, if the result is maintained, Liverpool would be climbing to the eighth box with 13 points.

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Manchester City have had an impressive start in the Premier League, but that has not served to become the leader of the table. Those led by Pep Guardiola are waiting for an Arsenal stumble to climb to the top, although they cannot fail or give up points either.

The ‘Citizens’ come from a 0-0 draw against Copenhagen in the Champions League, which cut the streak of four consecutive goals. In the Premier League alone, the squad registers 33 goals in favor and leads the list in that category, with Haaland as the main architect, with 15 goals from him.

Precisely, the Norwegian striker did not play in the middle of the week and his inclusion is expected for this Sunday. Let’s remember that Erling already had a duel against a ‘Big Six’ club and he showed off in a big way: he achieved a hat-trick in the 6-3 win over Manchester United. In addition, the lanky attacker scored in the last seven games for the English league.

On his side, Liverpool still does not find his best football version and lost on the previous date against Arsenal (3-2), in London. However, the mood of the squad improved markedly with the 7-1 win over Rangers in the Champions League, with three goals from Mohamed Salah.