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Egyptian star Mohamed Salah could beat a 120-year record for Liverpool in the Merseyside derby against Everton on Sunday night, according to news reports.
The British giants face the prospect of the 14th round of the Premiership, which is also of great importance to the Reds, who aspire to continue the fight for the title missing since 1990.
However, the Egyptian king has other more historical dimensions: the Salah mark only counts two goals, but a huge number that it is difficult to break in the near future.
Today 's match is the 50th Egyptian star in Liverpool' s Premier League, and in his previous 49 matches, Salah scored 39 goals.
This means that if Salah's 40th goal is achieved, it will be equivalent to a record he's held since the previous century, especially since 1898, when Liverpool's George Allen, who scored 40 goals in his 50 first appearances with the Reds,
The record of the pair gives Salah the record alone with 41 goals in 50 games, a staggering figure that does not seem to be expected in the near future.
But Salah's job does not seem easy, given Everton's level this season: Al-Tofees is sixth on 22 points, with an invincible net that has only been shaken 15 times in 13 rounds.
Salah played against Everton once last season, when he scored a dazzling solo goal, which then won the FIFA World Cup in Puskas.
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