Liverpool completed yet another rout this season and this time it was at the home of Everton and they were certainly left to feel blue, but for Reds, there was a feeling of Deja Vu.
For the 18th game in a row, Jurgen Klopp‘s side put at least two goals beyond the opposition and as it was Everton, four goals seemed more appropriate.
It was another clinical and relentless performance with Jordan Henderson starting the party before Mohamed Salah and Diogo Jota got in on the act.
The double from the No. 11 took his season tally to 19 in all competitions, and let’s not forget it’s only the start of December!
But it was his second at Goodison Park that caught the eye for more than just its ruthless manner, with the run and finish a near carbon copy of Luis Suarez’s strike against Everton back in 2014:
That Salah goal is so reminiscent of Suarez goal against Everton back in 2013/14 at Anfield pic.twitter.com/pBzSLDHpuu
— ???? (@its_me_axad) December 1, 2021
Salah's second goal and Suarez's 4th goal at Anfield are kinda similar. They both ran halfway to the goal and slot it in the bottom corner. Spectacular.
— ?? (@kloppxite) December 2, 2021
Salah ? Suarez. Scoring goal from taking ball up from the halfway line.
— Valon (@_Valon) December 1, 2021
Salah has the same edge that Suarez had. Running towards goal and you have all the confidence that he’s already scored ?
— Jack McAndrews (@jackmca1_) December 1, 2021
That second Salah goal reminded me of the Suarez one in the 2013-14 season derby at anfield. Half the pitch to run and finishing with aplomb. #EVELIV #PL
— Krishna Agarwal (@Krishna_LFC) December 1, 2021
Suarez-esque from Salah for that goal
— Joe Rimmer (@JoeRimmer88) December 1, 2021
Those two Salah goals last night were reminiscent of Martinez trying to defend the halfway line against Sturridge and Suarez.
— ??Y ?????? (@connjam) December 2, 2021
I think the record for goals scored in a Calendar month is held by Suarez with 10 in December 2013, Salah is on 2, and theres 6 games to play, reckon he could do it on this form!
— Wayne (@WD40_LFC) December 1, 2021
https://twitter.com/NiallHawthorne/status/1466172189418401792?s=20
Liverpool have been blessed to have two world-class talents in Suarez and Salah over the years but the latter is certainly carving out an Anfield career that eclipses the former No. 7.
Salah’s goal contribution so far this season stands at 26 (19 goals and seven assists) and that’s only in 19 appearances.
Everything he touches turns to gold and long may it continue!
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