A machine called Liverpool crushed Watford this Saturday and beat them 0-4 as a visitor, in a match on date 8 of the Premier League. Mohamed Salah was the great figure, although there was a hat trick by Roberto Firmino and a record by Sadio Mané. The ‘reds’ are partial leaders of England.
Claudio Ranieri made his debut as Watford coach and in his first line-up was Juan Camilo el ‘Cucho’ Hernández. However, nothing could stop Liverpool.
Just after 9 minutes, the team led by Jürgen Klopp scored: a great pass from Salah for Sadio Mané to make it 0-1 at the Vicarage Road Stadium. The Senegalese striker set two records: third African footballer to reach 100 goals in England (Didier Drogba and Salah, the others); and third player to reach 100 goals without scoring a penalty (after Les Ferdinand and Emile Heskey).
At 37 ‘, Roberto Firmino made it 0-2, defining only in the area, after a very well-constructed previous play. At 52 ‘, the Brazilian scored his second goal, the partial 0-3, to seal the’ red ‘victory.
At 54 minutes into the game, the jewel of the Egyptian Salah arrived: a play in which he showed his great moment, his devilish dribbling, and his great way of defining, to put things 0-4 for Liverpool.
And one more goal was missing: at 90 + 1, Firmino sealed his great game with a hat-trick, which meant Liverpool’s relentless 0-5 over Watford.
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