Liverpool may have a slight concern for injuries ahead of the crash against Newcastle on Wednesday after Alexis Mac Allister left Manchester City game with some injuries.
The Reds won a great 2-0 victory over the Champions that reigned in the Etihad, extending the leadership over the arsenal to 11 points after the Gunners suffered a defeat against West Ham on Saturday.
Mohamed Salah continued his incredible form with another goal and helped, setting more records, and coinciding with one from Lionel Messi.
Liverpool’s opening came from a well -tested piece, as Mac Allister played a low corner at Dominik Szoboszlai, who first passed it to configure Salah inside the box. The first Egyptian strike turned Nathan Aké before defeating the goalkeeper.
Shortly afterwards, the duo combined to double Liverpool’s leadership. This time, Salah turned the supplier, choosing Szoboszlai who ended clinically with his left foot.
Liverpool star Alexis Mac Allister reveals a horrible injury
During the first half, an incident involved Omar Marmoush left Mac Alister worse for wear. When the Argentine tried to challenge the ball, the Egyptian striker was badly landed on him.
Although Mac Allister managed to play the rest of the game then he revealed a black eye and a swollen cheek through his Instagram account.
The Argentine has become a key part of the Arne Slot team, with its consistent performances obtained praise from the Dutch manager.
Talking in a Recent press conferencesaid:
“When I think of Macca, I cannot find a bad performance from him; he is so consistent in his performances.
“Of course, it is not like Mo, Cody or Lucho scoring 15 goals and 12 assists, but he is so involved in all the games we play.
“It’s so important to us defensively, bringing the ball to these players.”
Key lodgings for Liverpool
Liverpool has a hard schedule ahead, starting with his home confrontation against one side of Newcastle in shape. After that, they will travel to France to assume Paris Saint-Germain in the first part of their 16 Champions League round.
The Reds will wait for their mid -field teacher to recover in time for Wednesday clash against Newcastle, given its importance for the team.
