In the first match after the international match, the Reds announced their strong return with a hearty five-goal victory. With goals from Mane, Firmino and Salah, the Reds continue their unbeaten record since the start of the tournament.
Shock the four Salahs!
Salah's brilliant goals in his last two games have become increasingly word-poor.
After scoring a small angle goal against Manchester City in the last game, Salah was once again a god of god in this game - facing Watford's three-man stare, Pharaoh flashed around in the box and finally scored after a beautiful slam to shake down defenders.
Salah has scored ten goals this season and set two new personal records: six consecutive league goals and eight straight goals in all competitions.
Uncle Scum said after the game: "Salah is definitely one of the best in the world right now. For me, he's the best player. ”
Hat-trick Firmino
For the first time in seven weeks, Bobby delivered a perfect answer for us.
It was Firmino's second hat-trick for the Reds, the last time coming against Arsenal in December 2018. It also made him the first Brazilian to score two hat-tricks in the Premier League.
Premier League 100 goals!
Mane's goal in the opening 8th minute brought himself to two milestones.
The goal was Mane's 100th Premier League goal, making him the third African player in history to achieve it, the top two being Drogba and Salah.
Meanwhile, none of the 100 goals have been awarded on penalties, and only three in Premier League history have achieved this particular feat, the top two being Les Ferdinand and Emile Husky.
Anti-guest main Liverpool!
Saturday's match was our army's fifth win in six away games in all competitions of the season.
The Reds have scored at least three goals in each of these six games, and five goals per game in the past two games (5-1 Porto and 5-0 Watford).
That means the Reds became the first Top League team in England to score at least three goals in seven consecutive away games in all competitions.
20 unbeaten!
The Reds are unbeaten in 20 games in all competitions across the season.
The last game the Reds lost went back more than six months – to the defeat against Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals in early April.
It's Uncle Scum's longest unbeaten run since he took office and the team's longest unbeaten record since the days of Roy Evans.