Mohammed Salah scored twice as Liverpool trashed Arsenal at Anfield

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Mohammed Salah scored two goals in the premier league match against Arsenal which ended 3-1, 

Matip scored an incredible header from Trent Alexander-Arnold’s delivery which put the the reds ahead of the Gunners with 1 goal, the Egyptian later won a penalty as David Luiz pulled him back in the box, leading to their second goal which Salah scored a wonderful penalty. Later on in the match the third goal was also delivered by Salah as he cuts in to score a remarkable left-footed goal making the score line 3-0 . 

The Gunners were able to return a goal towards the end of the match thanks to Torreira after he was brought in from the bench . 

Liverpool has recorded 12 consecutive premier league wins, breaking the club’s record in EPL . 

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