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CAIRO, Egypt (Reuters) – Egypt's Mohamed Salah and Liverpool are set to set a new record when Liverpool face Crystal Palace on Saturday in Anfield on the 23rd Premiership.
Mohamed Salah, who shares the Premier League scorer with 14 goals with Harry Kane, captain of Tottenham Hotspur, and Olympic midfielder Obamyang, must score two goals in the match against Crystal Palace to reach the 50th goal of all Premier League matches with Liverpool and Chelsea. , Scoring 46 goals with Liverpool, and only two goals with his former team Chelsea.
Mohamed Salah is looking to reach the 50th goal of his 72nd league match, equaling Fernando Torres' previous goal for Liverpool and Chelsea in 2009. He will also be the first Egyptian player in history and the eighth African player to achieve this feat.
Liverpool plays its first game in 2019 at Anfield, bowing to Manchester City 1-2 in the 21st round, before beating Brighton 2-0 in the 22nd round of the English Premier League.
Liverpool leads the standings with 57 points, four points ahead of Manchester City, while Crystal Palace is 14th with 22 points.
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