Klopp's mocking celebration of Salah's goal after Eric Dier blooper

Although Erling Haaland is emerging as one of the Premier League's top goalscorers for this 2022-2023 season, the English league environment is still too fearful of the qualities and skills of Egyptian Mohamed Salah, who since his mid-2017 arrival on Merseyside, was able to own the goalscoring status and threaten any team to run over him in as little as 90 minutes, with Spurs witnessing that over the seasons.

The list of teams that the "Pharaoh" has been able to score at least one goal against is too long, but among all his goals, the important goal-scoring quota he has every time he plays Tottenham Hotspur stands out, as counting the game that will be played this Sunday night, He has already scored seven times, being impressive not only his effectiveness in the last third of the pitch but also his constancy in having the 2021-2022 season as the only one where he could not make the difference in the scoreboard.

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Antonio Conte's side have a tough task against Liverpool, as Salah has already proved to be one of their biggest foes by scoring just 11 minutes into the game to give the Reds a 1-0 lead, but he also scored twice late in the first half to make it 2-0. On the Reds bench, too, is the constant threat posed by manager Jurgen Klopp, who has been able to counter their opponents' defensive tactics in the first half and slip between the lines to create a constant threat.

Tottenham's fear of the Reds attacker must be somewhat considerable in fielding that five-man defensive line-up, as both Antonio Conte and his men know that the Egyptian has regained some of his form over the four weeks of October, with the Egyptian looking to match his best appearance against Spurs in 2017-2018 where he was able to score a brace.

<strong>Salah is tearing Tottenham apart</strong>

Although Liverpool's participation in the Premier League has been very inconsistent throughout the season, this team has been able to manage their games against difficult teams that occupy a higher position than them, having so far a very positive record having only lost against Arsenal, looking for Salah and his team to take advantage of the favourable score to score another three points and get out of that tenth position they occupied until before the whistle.