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    Salah double as Liverpool put four past Everton

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorDecember 1, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Liverpool's Mohamed Salah has now scored 13 Premier League goals this season
    Mohamed Salah has now scored 13 Premier League goals this season
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    Mohamed Salah scored twice as Liverpool brushed Everton aside to ensure Rafa Benitez’s first Merseyside derby as Toffees boss was a miserable one.

    Jordan Henderson gave the Reds an early lead before Salah added a second from a tight angle soon after.

    Demarai Gray pulled one back before the break, sparking an Everton revival.

    • Liverpool maintain perfect start, see off Porto to reach last 16

    But Salah pounced on a Seamus Coleman mistake to score Liverpool’s third and dash hopes of an Everton comeback before Diogo Jota completed the win.

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