• Mohammed Salah surpassed all previous Liverpool Premier League goal scorers.
• He scored two goals against Manchester United.
• He now has 128 goals in the Premier League, which ties him with Robbie Fowler.

Mohammed Salah surpassed all previous Liverpool Premier League goal scorers on Sunday at Anfield with his two goals against Manchester United.

Darwin Nunez’s pass found Salah during a quick counterattack, and the Egyptian easily scored to once again put his name in history. He added another cam finish past David De Gea late in the second half to double his goal total, bringing Liverpool’s lead to 6-0.

Salah now has 128 goals in the Premier League, which ties him with Robbie Fowler for the most goals scored for Liverpool with 61 fewer games played.

Additionally, Salah broke a number of other records tonight.

He joined Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink as the second player to score in five straight Premier League games against the Red Devils (for Leeds & Chelsea, 1998-2001).

Salah is the first Liverpool player to score against Manchester United in six straight games across all competitions.

In the Premier League, Mohamed Salah now has more goals against Manchester United than Thierry Henry (8) and Sergio Agüero combined (8).

Liverpool, which currently has a 5-0 lead over Man United, will move up to fifth place in the Premier League, while United maintains third place with 49 points after 25 games.

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