Liverpool 2 - Leicester 1: Mohamed Salah strikes twice as Reds fight back to beat Foxes
MOHAMED SALAH showed new Liverpool team-mate Virgil van Dijk what he's all about as his second-half brace secured three points against Leicester.
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The Foxes got off to the best possible start at Anfield when Jamie Vardy rifled past Simon Mignolet after just three minutes.
And they went into the break a goal to the good after Liverpool failed to hit back, despite the Fab Four all starting.
Salah drew Jurgen Klopp's men level on 52 minutes though when he slotted threw Kasper Schmeichel's legs from inside the box.
With £75m signing Van Dijk watching on, Salah grabbed his second goal by escaping Harry Maguire's attentions and firing home.
Liverpool survived some nervy moments to hold on for three points which strengthen their grip on fourth, with Arsenal and Tottenham not playing today.
Salah will be hoping to shine again when Burnley visit Merseyside on Saturday, a game which comes too soon for new boy Van Dijk to make his Reds debut.
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