Mo Salah Makes History! Shatters Premier League Opening Day Record!

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Liverpool's Mohamed Salah has etched his name into Premier League history, becoming the first player to reach double-digit goals in opening day fixtures! The Egyptian King struck late against Bournemouth, securing the record and sending Anfield into raptures.

Salah's Opening Day Dominance

Despite a tense 94 minutes where it looked like Salah might blank, he unleashed his magic, netting his 187th league goal. This puts him joint-fourth all-time alongside Manchester United legend Andy Cole. Talk about a statement!

Prior to this match, Salah already led the pack with nine opening-day goals. This latest strike solidifies his position as the undisputed king of Premier League season openers.

Chasing Legends

Salah also equalled Sergio Agüero for the second-most Premier League goals at a single venue (Anfield). Only Thierry Henry, with 114 goals at Highbury, stands between Salah and the all-time record.

The Bournemouth game was a rollercoaster! From early Liverpool dominance to a Cherries comeback, a controversial handball, and even delays due to alleged racial abuse, the match had it all. Federico Chiesa and Salah ultimately sealed the victory, with Salah acknowledging the Kop in an emotional tribute to the late Diogo Jota.

Premier League Opening Day Goal Kings

  • 10 Goals: Mohamed Salah
  • 8 Goals: Jamie Vardy, Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney
  • 7 Goals: Sergio Agüero, Teddy Sheringham
  • 6 Goals: Didier Drogba, Louis Saha

With Liverpool's title ambitions firmly in sight, Salah's record-breaking performance is a massive boost. Can he continue this form throughout the season? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: Mo Salah is a force to be reckoned with!

Other active players with notable opening day records include Erling Haaland, Callum Wilson, and Raheem Sterling, all with 5 goals each.

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