Salah Double helps Liverpool beat Bournemouth; While the forest enjoys 7-0 routes | Football news
Mohamed Salah scored both goals while Liverpool won 2-0 in Bournemouth to extend the Premier League lead on nine points.
Double Mohamed Salah helped Liverpool pass another huge trial test for the Premier League title 2-0 victory in In-Form BournemouthAfter the high rival rival nottingham Forest made its statement in a record route 7-0.
Salah moved above Chelsea Great Great Frank Lampard to sixth place all the time of the Premier League rankings, in 178 goals, turning a fine to a 30-year-old minute and twisting in a beautiful second at 75 on Saturday.
Egypt’s striker now has 21 goals in what might be his latest Premier League campaign with Liverpool, with which his contract is at the end of the season.
It is the fifth time that he has scored 20 or more league goals for the club for the club.
It finished Bourneth’s undefeated league ride and left Liverpool with a nine-point leader over second place Arsenal and Forest in third place, who rejected 5-0 defeat of 5-0-Takodjer last weekend in Bournemouth-Handing Brighton for their The hardest victory in the Premier League era.
Chris Wood has achieved a hat-trick for Forest, which is on the way to qualify for the European competition next season-Potential even even the Champions League, securing the end of four or five or five.
Arsenal hosted by Manchester City on Sunday and will try to reduce the gap on Liverpool back to six points.
Wood strengthens Forest’s European ambitions
Wood, a 33-year-old New Zealand international enjoying the most prolific Premier League season of his career, took his tally to 17 goals with his hat-trick and is only behind Salah (21) and Man City’s Erling Haaland (18) in the race for the Golden Boot.
Morgan Gibbs-White, Neco Williams and Jota Silva also scored after an own-goal by Lewis Dunk set the ball rolling at the City Ground for third-place Forest, which is the surprise of the Premier League this season and moved level on 47 points with Arsenal.
“What a difference a week can make,” Wood said, referring to Forest’s heavy loss at Bournemouth. “Last week wasn’t us. Today was definitely us.”
Forest battled to avoid relegation last season but now has a great chance of qualifying for the Champions League, which would put the club back in Europe’s elite — where it was a generation ago when winning the European Cup in 1979 and 1980.
Everton scored its fastest goal of the Premier League
Abdoulaye Doucoure scored the fourth fastest goal in the history of the Premier League-after-only 10.18 seconds, according to the statistical supplier of the competition, Opta-How would Everton set up a 4-0 win course over Leicester.
From the blows, the ball returned to goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who launched a long schedule towards the Leicester area and directly to the Doucoure road. The midfielder ran into the area and made his way home.
It was the earliest Everton ever scored in the Premier League, the fourth fastest goal in the history of the competition, and the fastest ever home player ever
Beto, a striker who filled the injured Dominic Calvert-Lewin, scored twice in the first half, and Iliman Ndiaye added a late fourth to finish his third victory for the recently engaged manager Everton David Moyes, who enjoys the beautiful beginning of his second magic.
10:18 – The Everton opener was the fourth fastest goal in the history of the Premier League (00:10:18 seconds) and the fastest ever achieved a home team in the competition. Blistering. pic.twitter.com/axprjzzkuz
– Optajoe (@optajoee) 1. February 2025
Leicester went out to win in Tottenham, which relieved the pressure on Ruuda Van Niskoloyoy manager.
Fulham came from behind and beat Newcastle 2-1, while in the last place Southampton beat the same result in Ipswich for the second win of the League campaign.
