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Tonight at Anfield, although Liverpool under the new coach Sloter didn't score many goals, their offense was quite smooth. Relying on two quick attacks, they beat Brentford 2-0 and won two consecutive games at the start of the new Premier League season. So far, Sloter has become the first coach to lead Liverpool to two consecutive wins at the start of the league since 1991. As the first coach to achieve this record in 33 years, he also tied the record of his predecessor Klopp's last 15 games at Liverpool with consecutive clean sheets. This Dutch coach has quietly left his mark on Liverpool.

Of course, Sloter has such a smooth start at Liverpool thanks to Salah. Although the Reds' new coach "avoided talking about" the importance of the Egyptian Pharaoh in the press conference after the last round of games, the No. 11 played a crucial role in the first two rounds. After scoring again in this game, Salah completed the feat of scoring in the first two rounds of the Premier League for the first time in his career. It should be pointed out that this is Salah's 93rd Premier League goal at Anfield, which took a total of 128 games. In addition, he also contributed 35 assists, which means that he created 128 goals in 128 games! In addition, including all events, Salah's number of goals at Anfield has reached 118, surpassing Fowler and ranking fifth in the team's home scorer list. The four legends in front of him are Rush (185 goals), Hunter (173 goals), Hodgson (159 goals) and Liddell (137 goals). Considering that Salah's contract expires next summer, although he cannot become the player with the most goals at Anfield in Liverpool's history, the Egyptian Pharaoh has done it. The first person in the Red Army in the Premier League era.