Marc Guehi astonished after Crystal Palace teammate appears to insult fans
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Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah has made Premier League history following his impressive performance during the Reds' 6-1 win over Leeds United on Monday night.
The Merseyside team, who have been struggling for results, were in the form of their lives when they visited Leeds at Elland Road on Monday night.
Diogo Jota and Mo Salah were the men of the moment as both forwards scored a brace each to inspire the visitors to a comfortable win.
The Guardian reports Cody Gakpo opened the scoring for Liverpool in the 35th minute before Salah doubled the advantage four minutes later.
Marc Guehi astonished after Crystal Palace teammate appears to insult fans
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Luis Sinisterra pulled one back for Leeds shortly after the break, only for Jota to restore Liverpool's two-goal lead in the 52nd minute.
The Portuguese and Salah each went on to bag a brace, with Darwin Nunez also getting his name on the scoresheet.
Apart from Liverpool's big win, one other outstanding thing from the match was Salah's new milestone.
According to Metro UK, the Egyptian forward is now the record holder for the most left-footed goals in the Premier League.
The former Roma ace has now scored an incredible 106 goals with his left foot, one goal more than Robbie Fowler's 105.
Below are the players with the most left-footed goals in the EPL:
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FootballEarlier, Sports Brief reported Erling Haaland tied Mohamed Salah's best season goal tally with two goals against Leicester.
Salah's tally of 32 goals is the most a player has ever scored in a single 38-game Premier League season.
Haaland has eight more games to move clear as he continues to shatter records in England.