Liverpool turn game against Norwich – Mo Salah breaks 150 goal mark

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Chelsea win late at Palace

Liverpool FC stays close to leaders Manchester City in the English Premier League. Thanks to their offensive stars Sadio Mané and Mohamed Salah, coach Jürgen Klopp’s Reds turned a deficit against relegation candidate Norwich City in just a few minutes on Saturday and won 3-1 (0-0) in Anfield. Liverpool initially reduced the gap to leaders City to six points. At the same time, club world champions FC Chelsea struggled to make it 1-0 (0-0) at Crystal Palace.

With a mixture of overhead kicks and side kicks, Africa Cup winners Mané (64th minute) equalized for Liverpool before Salah (67th) turned the game around with his 150th goal for the Reds – the Egyptian is only the tenth player in the game of Liverpool’s 129-year club history, breaking this mark. Goalkeeper Alisson provided the template for Salah with a wide tee shot.

Salah, Vardy & Co.: The best scorers in Premier League history

21. Mohamed Salah – 181 games – 114 goals

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20. Romelu Lukaku – 269 games – 118 goals

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19. Steven Gerrard – 504 games – 121 goals

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18. Dwight Yorke – 375 games – 122 goals

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Aston Villa, Manchester United, Blackburn, Birmingham City, Sunderland

17. Robbie Keane – 349 games – 125 goals

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Coventry City, Leeds, Spurs, Liverpool, West Ham, Aston Villa

16. Nicolas Anelka – 364 games – 126 goals

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Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Bolton, Chelsea, West Bromwich

15. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 288 games – 127 goals

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Leeds, Chelsea, Middlesbrough, Charlton Athletic

14. Jamie Vardy – 261 games – 127 goals

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Leicester City

13. Robin van Persie – 280 games – 144 goals

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Arsenal, Manchester United

12. Teddy Sheringham – 418 games – 146 goals

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Nottingham Forest, Manchester United, Spurs, Portsmouth, West Ham

11. Les Ferdinand – 349 games – 149 goals

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QPR, Newcastle, Spurs, West Ham, Leicester City, Bolton

10. Michael Owen – 326 games – 150 goals

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Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester United, Stoke City

9. Robbie Fowler – 379 games – 162 goals

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Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester City, Blackburn

8. Jermain Defoe – 496 games – 163 goals

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West Ham, Portsmouth, Spurs, Sunderland, Bournemouth

7. Harry Kane – 266 games – 171 goals

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6. Thierry Henry – 258 games – 175 goals

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5. Frank Lampard – 611 games – 177 goals

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West Ham, Chelsea, Manchester City

4. Sergio Aguero – 275 games – 184 goals

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Manchester City

3. Andy Cole – 415 games – 187 goals

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Newcastle, Man United, Blackburn, Fulham, Man City, Portsmouth, Sunderland

2. Wayne Rooney – 491 games – 208 goals

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Everton, Manchester United

1. Alan Shearer – 441 games – 260 goals

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Blackburn, Newcastle

Winter signing Luis Díaz (81st) finally made everything clear for the Klopp team. Previously, the former Bremen Milot Rashica (48th) outsider Norwich shot into the lead. Liverpool’s Joel Matip had deflected Rashica’s shot past Alisson.

Chelsea behind Liverpool: Late win at Crystal Palace

A week after winning the FIFA Club World Cup in Abu Dhabi, Chelsea struggled for a long time against the defensive Crystal Palace. Just a few minutes before the final whistle, Hakim Ziyech (89′) scored the winning goal for coach Thomas Tuchel’s team. In the 75th minute, an alleged goal by Ziyech was disallowed after a minute-long VAR analysis because Romelu Lukaku had just been offside.

After 25 games, the Blues sit third in the Premier League table with 50 points, while Liverpool are second with 57 points. The two sides meet in the League Cup final at London’s Wembley Stadium next Sunday.

Trio led by Lukaku: The Premier League’s most valuable players

20 Raphaël Varane – Man United – market value: €65M

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Status: February 01, 2022

20 Andrew Robertson – Liverpool FC – market value: €65M

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20 Bukayo Saka – Arsenal FC – market value: €65M

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18 Rodri – Man City – market value: €70M

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18 Kai Havertz – Chelsea – market value: €70M

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14 Rúben Dias – Man City – market value: €75M

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14 Mason Mount – Chelsea FC – market value: €75M

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14 Bernardo Silva – Man City – market value: €75m

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14 Declan Rice – West Ham – market value: €75M

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10 Jack Grealish – Man City – market value: €80M

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10 Sadio Mané – Liverpool FC – market value: €80M

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10 Heung-min Son – Tottenham – market value: €80M

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10 Trent Alexander-Arnold – Liverpool FC – market value: €80M

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6 Raheem Sterling – Man City – market value: €85M

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6 Jadon Sancho – Man United – market value: €85m

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6 Marcus Rashford – Man United – market value: €85m

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6 Phil Foden – Man City – market value: €85M

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4 Kevin De Bruyne – Man City – market value: €90M

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4 Bruno Fernandes – Man United – market value: €90M

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1 Harry Kane – Tottenham – market value: €100M

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1 Mohamed Salah – Liverpool FC – market value: €100M

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1 Romelu Lukaku – Chelsea – market value: €100M

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