Scored, scored. Set an Anfield record. He also broke the African record in the tournament. Mohamed Salah-Moy was Liverpool's match in the Champions League today. Liverpool beat Bologna 2-0 on Egyptian star's record night. This is Arne Slott's team's second win of the season.
Juventus also won the second consecutive victory. The Italian club fell behind twice but played with ten men for more than half an hour to beat Leipzig 3-2.
Liverpool's goal against Bologna at Anfield came in the 11th minute. Alexis McAllister took the ball forward from Salah. It was the first Champions League goal for an Argentine in a Liverpool jersey. Liverpool went into the break with this one goal in the match.
In the second half, Salah himself scored in the 75th minute of the match. The great achievement of making this goal, however, belongs to Dominik Soboslai.
It was Salah's fifth consecutive goal at Anfield in European competition. No one else has done that for Liverpool. Arsenal's Thierry Henry has 7 goals in consecutive home matches in the Champions League among English clubs, Ruud von Nistelrooy has 6 goals for Manchester United.
Salah also set the African record for his only goal. He now has the most goals among African players in the UEFA Champions League with 45 goals, followed by Didier Drogba with 44 goals.
But Salah should be more happy with the team's victory than the individual achievement. After defeating AC Milan 3-1 in the first match, this time it was a 2-0 victory. His team has had a comfortable start in the new structure Champions League with two consecutive wins.
Meanwhile, Juventus won a dramatic victory at the Red Bull Arena in Germany. Benjamin Sesko scored in the 30th and 65th minutes to give Leipzig a two-point lead. However, Dusan Vlahovic scored two goals in the 50th and 68th minutes. Meanwhile, Juventus lost De Jorginho due to a red card in the 59th minute. However, the ten-man side walked away with a 3-2 victory thanks to Francisco Conceição's goal in the 82nd minute.
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