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#3 No Mohamed Salah
At the moment, Liverpool’s front three is the most revered and feared attack in world football. The dynamic trio has built up a chemistry over the past few years that works like clockwork.
But when one of them is absent, the other two don’t shine as brightly. Today, the Reds sorely missed the presence of their talisman Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian has scored four goals and provided three assists so far, equating to 101 minutes per goal contribution, and his absence clearly through the team out of whack.
Against Manchester United, Klopp’s attack lacked ideas in how to break down United’s medium low-block. Divock Origi was tasked with filling the boots of last year’s golden boot winner, but in response the Belgian only completed 14 passes and attempted 1 shot on goal in a 60-minute cameo.
Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino didn’t offer much either, mustering up 2 shots on target between them. In conclusion, #NoSalahNoParty.
