Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has said that the race to the Premier League 2023/24 summit is getting tougher and they are determined to win the competition.
Salah revealed that the Anfield club will keep fighting to do better, following a 1-1 draw against league leaders Arsenal.
“We know we can’t keep dropping points like this and we will keep fighting to do better,” Salah said in a tweet seen by News 9 Kenya on Sunday, December 24.
What Liverpool fans said
Salah’s sentiments ignited Liverpool fans, who anticipated victory in the upcoming matches, starting with Tuesday, December 26.
@NaiiLFC said:
“Mentality monster. Keep up the good work king. You have a golden boot and playmaker award to win.”
@DaveOCKOP noted:
“Well in Mohamed. One point off the top at 70% of our capabilities.”
@AnythingLFC_ said:
“Well said, Mo! We go again on Tuesday!”
@Mobyhaque1 commented:
“The mentality is elite. Always has been. Thank you Mo.”
@FootyTone replied:
“Well said Mo! We’ve got this league in the bag!!”
How Liverpool’s clash against Arsenal went down
Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus opened the scoring after 3 minutes and 27 seconds becoming the fastest player to score for for Mikel Arteta’s men at Anfield.
Gabriel headed home Martin Odegaard’s cross in the opening minutes of the game before Mohamed Salah equalised for the hosts.
Both teams had chances to win the game in the second half as the intensity of the match increased but neither side could grab a winner, Arsenal FC reported.
“It was an unbelievable game of football, one of the most intense and hectic games that I have witnessed in 20 years in this league. The quality, the intentions of both teams… It was superb to watch it and we as a team with the boys willing to play at that level, to have the courage to play at that level, the determination and belief to do what we’ve done here, I think my players deserve big,” said Arteta.
Jurgen Klopp’s men are 1 point behind the Gunners, who boast 40 points after playing 18 matches – winning 12, drawing 4 and losing 2.
Liverpool have also played 18 games, winning 11, drawing 6 and losing one, a fit that Mo Salah hopes can be a game-changer.
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