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Mohamed Salah, Liverpool winger, succeeded on Sunday in the spotlight, despite his team’s draw with Manchester United, adding to his tally three new achievements at Old Trafford.
Salah equalized for his team through a penalty kick to end the match 2-2, but his goal was not just a draw but a break of three records.
Through 11 goals, Salah overtook Alan Shearer, becoming the top scorer against Manchester United in the history of the Premier League.
Salah also broke the record for the most scoring visitor at Manchester Stadium with his last goal, beating Gerrard by 6 goals.
Salah also became the first to score in four consecutive visits to the Red Devils’ stronghold, a feat no one has ever achieved.
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