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Manchester United 0-3 Liverpool: Salah torments Old Trafford indeed

Arne Slot kept up with his ideal beginning as Liverpool lead trainer as the Reds went crazy in a resonating 3-0 triumph over rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford.

Luis Diaz's header gave the guests the benefit 10 minutes before half-time, after Trent Alexander-Arnold had seen a potential early opener chalked off following a VAR survey.

Diaz then multiplied his count seven minutes after the fact with a low completion into the base corner in the wake of being chosen by a complicated pass from Mohamed Salah.

The Egyptian scored against United in the Premier League for the twelfth time after the break, Liverpool rebuffing one more misstep from the Red Devil's' midfield to add a shine to the scoreline.

The victory sees Liverpool join Manchester City as the main different sides with ideal records after three matches, while United enter the worldwide break in fourteenth with three places.


Liverpool's victory denoted a proclamation triumph in Slot's opening stage, with the Dutchman turning into the subsequent Reds manager to win their most memorable gathering away from home against United since George Kay in November 1936.

Slot additionally turned out to be only the third administrator to win every one of his initial three Premier League games  without surrendering, after Sven-Göran Eriksson in 2007 and José Mourinho in 2004.
In any case, the day had a place with Liverpool's Egyptian Lord. Salah is the main player to score in five straight away appearances against the Red Devils in the Premier League; Dion Dublin (v Tottenham), Alan Shearer (v Leeds United), Ruud van Nistelrooy (v Newcastle), Robert Pires (v Tottenham) and Jamie Vardy (v West Brom) are the main different players to net in as many successive away excursions to a similar rival in the opposition.

Salah has now scored 10 goals in nine appearances at Old Trafford for Liverpool in all competitions. He is just the second player to score 10+ goals at a single away ground for Premier League clubs starting around 1992-93, after Alan Shearer (10 at Elland Road).