Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah etched his name into Premier League history during Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against Everton at Goodison Park.
The Egyptian forward assisted Alexis Mac Allister’s goal, setting a new record for the most goal contributions in away matches in a single season.
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His ninth assist on the road this campaign, combined with 12 goals, took his tally to 22, surpassing Andy Cole’s 1993/94 record.
Everton had initially taken the lead through Beto, but Liverpool responded quickly through Mac Allister’s header from Salah’s cross.
Salah’s playmaking ability continues to be a key asset for Arne Slot’s side as they chase the Premier League title.
The Liverpool star has now been involved in a remarkable 21 goals across all competitions this season.