Mo Salah FUMING after pitch invader tries to get selfie at end of Liverpool’s thrashing of Southampton
MO SALAH was left fuming after a pitch invader tried to get a selfie at the end of Liverpool’s 4-0 thrashing against Southampton.
Pictures revealed the forward, looking less than impressed, signalling for security to get the supporter away.
Mo Salah was left fuming after a pitch invader tried to get a selfie[/caption] Mo Salah signalling for security to get the supporter away[/caption]The fan had his camera at the ready but an angry Salah put his arm out to decline.
He was certainly not as lucky as one young Liverpool fan who managed to run onto the Anfield pitch midweek and nab the Champions League match ball.
Salah failed to get on the scoresheet as goals from Diego Jota, Thiago and Virgil van Dikj put the Reds one point before league leaders Chelsea.
It took just two minutes to open the lead, and long before half-time the points were already in the bag, the battle was won and it was merely a case of how many.
Their opener came when Sadio Mane and Andy Robertson had their own personal one-two session down the left, which ended with Jota stretching to prod home.
Mane then had a header ruled out for a toenail offside decision – albeit the correct call – but we all knew what was around the corner.
The most surprising thing was it took them another half an hour to add a second, this time with a quickfire exchange down the right.
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First it was Trent Alexander-Arnold and Salah, then Jordan Henderson and the Egyptian again, and when he picked out Jota at the far post, he couldn’t miss.
Jota was denied his treble when Jan Bednarek bundled his effort behind…but it was only delaying another goal celebration.
It arrived when the corner was never properly cleared, and Thiago – in truth, having a bit of a shocker to that point – let fly with a 20-yard rocket.
The chances are it would have arrowed into Alex McCarthy’s top left hand corner in any case, but it clipped Lyanco and flew into the opposite one to make sure.
Salah himself then curled a couple just wide, Henderson swept another over the top and they also blew a three-on-one counter. Perhaps because it was simply all too easy.
By then the team in yellow were broken men…as we saw when Virgil van Dijk quickly added a fourth.
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