Egypt's Mohamed Salah scored the second goal of Liverpool in a match against Southampton, in the match that the two teams are currently at St Mary's, in the 33rd round of the English Premier League, to become the result 2/1 for the Reds.
Southampton took the lead in the 9th minute through Sin Long, before Nabi Keita equalized in the 36th minute with a powerful header to make it 2-1.
Mohamed Salah's goal came in the 80th minute of the game, from a strong shot to make Liverpool lead 2-1.
He became the fastest player in Liverpool's history to score 50 goals in the Premiership from 69 matches.
Mohamed Salah, who scored 18 goals in the Premier League this season, was second in the top scorers behind Manchester City's Sergio Aguero with 19 goals.
Liverpool are on the table with 79 points, one ahead of Manchester City, while Southampton are in
16th place with 33 points.
Good Time reviews the headlines of England's newspapers published by Mohammed Salah thanks to his goal that saved the chances of the Reds in the competition for the league title.
The Mirror newspaper published a picture of Salah's celebration and wrote: "At the top of the league."
The Telegraph newspaper published a photograph of the celebration of Salah and his successor Andrew Robertson, and wrote: "Super Salah."
"Liverpool are back on top with the goal of the late Egyptian Pharaoh."
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While the Daily Express wrote: "Put your shirt on Muhammad."
And sang "Salah saves Liverpool".
The headline of the I sports newspaper came out different and wrote: "Drought is over" with a picture of Salah celebrating his deadly goal in Southampton.
"Salah hit his first goal two months ago to return to Liverpool and top the league."
