Liverpool top scorers in premier league

These players have scored the most goals in this intense fixture.

Drogba’s overall record in the Champions League stands at 44 goals from 92 appearances, the forward sandwiched between Alessandro del Piero (42) and Filippo Inzaghi (46) among the all-time leading scorers. Liverpool top scorers all competitions In what can be termed as a nail-biting finish to the clash between Premier League top guns, the Aston Villa vs Liverpool game concluded with Jurgen Klopp's side picking up a 1-2 victory and levelling points with the EPL table-toppers Manchester City. On Tuesday night, Villa's Douglas Luiz topped the scoresheet at the Villa Park by scoring in the 3rd minute of the game, as Joel Matip scored the equalizer three minutes later. Senegalese footballer Sadio Mane posted the second goal for Liverpool in the 65th minute, which later proved to be the winning difference.

Liverpool highest score

Salah's brace was just two of the seven Liverpool scored on the day as they earned their biggest win over the Red Devils ever. Liverpool crushed Leeds United 6-1 to keep their faint hopes of qualifying for next season’s Champions League alive. Mohamed Salah and Diogo Jota each struck twice, while Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez also netted. Liverpool are eighth in the Premier League table, nine points off fourth-placed Newcastle United with eight games to play. His cool finish to wrap up a 3-1 win made him Liverpool’s third youngest goalscorer in the Premier League at 18 years and 65 days old.

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Salah moved outright as Liverpool’s all-time Premier League goalscorer with 129 with a simple tap in after more shambolic United defending. Subscribe to our newsletter Invalid password

Liverpool premier league goal scorers

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 9, 2018 Joël Matip (one goal, 23 hilarious faces) The case for Salah staying is clear. He’s among Liverpool’s top five goal-scorers of all time, and this season he’s showing he’s just as important as a creative force. Nevertheless, you can’t shake the feeling that a move to Saudi Arabia feels somewhat inevitable eventually, especially given the money the Reds would receive.