Football
Salah overtakes Haaland in race for EPL’s Golden Boot
Mohamed Salah’s brace lifts Liverpool over Tottenham and propels him past Haaland in the Golden Boot race.
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah netted a stunning brace as the Reds triumphed 6-3 over Tottenham Hotspur in an English Premier League (EPL) clash on Sunday night.
Salah’s two goals saw him move ahead of Manchester City’s Erling Haaland in the race for the EPL Golden Boot.
The Egyptian international now has 15 goals for the season after 17 matches, putting him two ahead of Haaland, who remains on 13 goals after failing to score in Manchester City’s 1-0 loss to Aston Villa on Saturday.
Chelsea’s Cole Palmer is in third place with 10 goals, despite not scoring in his side’s 1-1 draw with Everton. Also tied on 10 goals are Alexander Isak (Newcastle United), Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford), and Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest).
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In addition to his goal-scoring feat, Salah has overtaken Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka for the most assists in the league, with 11 to his name.
Liverpool’s emphatic victory over Spurs also saw them extend their lead at the top of the EPL table to four points, with a game in hand.
This victory further solidifies their title credentials as they continue their strong push for the Premier League crown.
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