Salah Scores Late Again as Liverpool Makes Premier League History

Liverpool achieved a thrilling away win against Burnley in the fourth round of the English Premier League.

The team controlled the game but found the net only in stoppage time, with Mohamed Salah scoring from a penalty in the 90+5th minute to clinch the victory, marking a new record for Arne Slot as Liverpool’s manager.

This win extends Liverpool’s run of scoring to 38 consecutive matches in the Premier League, setting a club record and becoming the third-longest scoring streak in the league’s history.

Liverpool’s performance hasn’t gone unnoticed. They have won four Premier League matches in a row, scoring the winning goal in the last 10 minutes each time. Against Bournemouth, Chiesa scored in the 88th minute; Ngumoha found the net in the 90+10th minute against Newcastle, and Szoboszlai secured the win over Arsenal with a goal in the 83rd minute.