For Mohamed Salah, a scorer of 32 goals in what looks to be a record-breaking campaign for Liverpool, that was again the case in Sunday’s Carabao Cup final defeat to Newcastle United. For a forward who is on his way to recording one of the greatest individual seasons of all time in the Premier League came the anomaly of Wembley: a match where the 32-year-old did not have a shot or create a chance in Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat.

Mohamed Salah is showing no signs of slowing down. He scored a brace in Liverpool’s latest win against Southampton by converting a couple of penalties on Saturday, March 8.

Carabao Cup final saw Newcastle United finally bring an end to one of the longest trophy droughts in English football. The Magpies had been without silverware since lifting the Inter-Cities Fair Cup in 1969,