Mohamed Salah’s big rant

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mohamed Salah's big rant

Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah struggled to be satisfied with Liverpool’s draw against Arsenal (1-1).

Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah was particularly frustrated after his team’s draw against Arsenal on Saturday (1-1).

Salah unhappy with Liverpool performance

Salah scored for the Reds, but was not happy with the result. According to him, there was room to do much better. A success would have allowed Jurgen Klopp’s men to take the lead in the Premier League.

The Egyptian striker posted a message on social media: “ We know that we cannot continue to lose points like this and we will continue to fight to do better.”

This is the second time in a row that Liverpool have been caught on their land by a competitor from the top of the table. Before Arsenal, it was Manchester United who came to pick up a point at Anfield.

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Manu Tournoux

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