With his goal and assist against Everton, Salah reached 23 goal involvements in away Premier League matches this season, the most ever in a single season in competition history. Andy Cole, who tallied 21 goals and assists in away games for Newcastle United in 1993-94, was the previous record holder.

In a display of footballing prowess that illuminated Goodison Park, Mohamed Salah etched his name into Premier League lore. The Egyptian king’s latest exploits for Liverpool have seen him surpass a long-standing record for away goal involvements in a single season, underscoring his indelible impact on the top flight of English football.

Mohamed Salah has risen to sixth in the Premier League's all-time goalscoring charts after scoring a brace during Liverpool's clash with Bournemouth.

Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah has now made as many Premier League appearances as Marcus Rashford did for Manchester United – and there’s a massive discrepancy in their records. Salah is five years older than Rashford so in one sense it’s not entirely fair to compare them.