Egyptian star Mohamed Salah came on as a substitute in Liverpool’s confrontation with its host Brentford, in the 44th minute of the match currently being held at Griffin Park, at the opening of the twenty-fifth round of the English Premier League.
Mohamed Salah replaced his Portuguese colleague Diogo Jota, after suffering a severe muscle injury, as a result of which he was forced to leave the match field.
Uruguayan striker Darwin Nunez scored Liverpool’s goal in the 35th minute of the match, completely alone with the goal, before putting it in a wonderful way over Brentford’s goalkeeper.
Egyptian star Mohamed Salah is sitting on the bench for his Liverpool team against its host Brentford, and he missed the Reds’ last 4 matches in the English Premier League, due to his participation with our national team in the 2023 African Nations Finals in Côte d’Ivoire, before he was injured during the match against Ghana.
Liverpool begins the match with the following formation:
Goalkeeper: Kyler.
Defense: Robertson, Bradley, Van Dijk and Konate.
Midfield: Endo, McAllister, Jones.
Attack: Diaz, Jota, Nunez.
Liverpool occupies the lead in the English Premier League standings with 54 points, two points ahead of runner-up Manchester City, which still has a game in hand, which means that any result other than a win will put Liverpool in trouble before the final meters of the end of the league, while Brentford occupies 14th place with 25. a point.
Manchester City occupies the second place in the English Premier League standings, with 52 points, and has a postponed match, after its valuable victory over its guest team, Everton, with a clean double. With the same score, Arsenal occupies third place, after its landslide victory over its host team, West Ham United, with a clean score.
Tottenham is in fourth place, with 47 points, after its fatal victory over its guest team, Brighton, with two goals to one, then Aston Villa is fifth with 46 points, and Manchester United is in sixth place with 41 points, after its victory over Aston Villa, with two goals to one.
