Liverpool Maintain Unbeaten Start With Hard-Fought 2-0 Win at Brighton
Salah Scores Landmark Goal
Mohamed Salah etched his name into Liverpool's history books by scoring the club's 2,000th Premier League goal in a hard-fought 2-0 victory at Brighton Hove Albion.
Brighton Steal Early Lead
The Seagulls stunned Liverpool by taking the lead just 87 seconds into the match through Danny Welbeck's well-taken finish.
However, Liverpool responded resiliently, with Luis Diaz equalizing in the first half before Salah secured the win with a trademark goal in the second half.
Liverpool's Unbeaten Run Continues
The victory ensures Liverpool remain unbeaten in the Premier League this season, extending their impressive start to the campaign.
It also marks Brighton's first defeat of the season, ending their perfect record at the Amex Stadium.
Match Highlights
- Brighton took an early lead through Danny Welbeck (1').
- Luis Diaz equalized for Liverpool in the first half (22').
- Salah scored Liverpool's 2,000th Premier League goal (80').
- Brighton came close to leveling late on, but Liverpool held on for the win.
Key Stats
- Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 20 Premier League games.
- Salah has now scored in Liverpool's last four Premier League away games.
- Brighton had won their previous three Premier League matches at the Amex Stadium.
Quotes
Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool Manager): "It was a tough game, but we showed great character and determination to get the win."
Graham Potter (Brighton Manager): "We're disappointed with the result, but we can take encouragement from our performance."
Mohamed Salah: "It's a great honor to score Liverpool's 2,000th Premier League goal. It's a special moment for me and for the club."
Conclusion
Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Brighton was a hard-fought affair, but the Reds ultimately proved their quality to maintain their unbeaten start to the season.
Salah's landmark goal will be etched in Liverpool's history, while Brighton will be disappointed to see their perfect home record come to an end.
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