Mohamed Salah Makes Premier League History as Liverpool Crush Newcastle 4–1 🔥⚽

Mohamed Salah once again reminded the football world why his name belongs among the Premier League’s all-time greats after Liverpool delivered a dominant 4–1 victory over Newcastle United at Anfield.

Despite falling behind early to an Anthony Gordon strike, the reigning champions responded in ruthless fashion. Hugo Ekitike stole the headlines with a brace, while Florian Wirtz and Ibrahima Konaté also got on the scoresheet to cap off a statement performance from Arne Slot’s side.

That result means Liverpool have now netted 10 goals in their last two matches, conceding just twice in the process — a clear sign that Slot’s system is beginning to click. Any lingering doubts among sections of the Anfield faithful about his attacking philosophy appear to have been firmly put to rest.

Liverpool’s New Attack Is Firing — But Salah Still Delivers 🏹

Much of Liverpool’s recent attacking spark has come through the exciting partnership of Wirtz and Ekitike, who have now combined for 29 goal contributions this season. However, even on a night when he wasn’t at his electric best, Salah still found a way to make history.

The Egyptian forward, now 33, produced a decisive assist that effectively killed off Newcastle’s hopes, making it 3–1 and putting the contest beyond reach. That moment also saw him enter the Premier League record books yet again.

Salah Sets Unmatched Record Against Newcastle 📊

Liverpool and Newcastle fixtures are often fast, chaotic, and packed with goals — exactly the kind of environment where Salah thrives. By setting up Wirtz, Salah became the first player in Premier League history to register 10 goals and 10 assists against a single opponent.

Even as age begins to limit his involvement across 90 minutes, Salah’s efficiency in decisive moments remains frighteningly effective. Newcastle, in particular, will not miss facing him once he eventually moves on.

Another Premier League Milestone Falls at Anfield 🏟️

Salah didn’t stop there.

That same assist also took him to 152 direct goal involvements at Anfield, the highest total ever recorded by a player at a single stadium in Premier League history. It’s yet another statistic that underlines his extraordinary consistency on home soil.

Since arriving from Roma in 2017 for a fee of around £34 million, Salah has delivered staggering numbers:

• 251 goals
• 119 assists
• 425 appearances

Across spells under both Jürgen Klopp and Arne Slot, he has lifted two Premier League titles, the Champions League, FA Cup, two League Cups, UEFA Super Cup, and the Club World Cup.

Legacy Secured — And Still Growing 👑

Records seem to fall almost routinely whenever Salah steps onto the pitch. Whether scoring, creating, or quietly deciding games, his influence on Liverpool’s modern era is undeniable.

As the season progresses, one thing remains clear: even in the later stages of his career, Mohamed Salah is still redefining what greatness looks like in the Premier League.