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Liverpool beat Arsenal 5-1 on Saturday to reach the top of the Premier League with a comfortable lead.
Brazilian striker Roberto Fermino, who scored three goals (tripled), was the winner of the match.
Liverpool earned points at 54 points, away from closest rival Tottenham Hotspur, with 9 points, taking advantage of the Wolverhampton 1-3 drop earlier earlier Saturday.
Ironically, Arsenal were the first to score midfielder Inceli Maitland Niles in the 11th minute, but the reaction quickly came with two consecutive Fermino goals in the 14th and 16th minutes.
Half an hour after the first half, Mani increased the goal difference by scoring Salah's third goal, while the Egyptian star secured a penalty at the last minute of the match, scoring fourth for Liverpool.
The goal was No. 13 for Salah in the English Premier League, to lead the scorer of the competition tied with Arsenal striker Pierre Emeric Obamyang and Tottenham Hotspur captain Harry Kane.
In the 65th minute, Fermino completed its third inning by scoring another penalty for Liverpool, bringing his score to seven goals in the league.
The big win allowed Liverpool to win the title for the first time since 1990, while the heavy defeat froze the 38 points of Arsenal in fifth position.
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