Mohamed Salah turns down MOTM award, hands it to Milner

Linda Pizzuti Henry, the wife of Liverpool FC owner John W Henry, has taken to social media to pay tribute to Mohamed Salah after the Egypt global helped to fire the Reds to a dominant 4-0 win over Bournemouth on Saturday.

- Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has lost more games in all competitions against Liverpool than against any other side (8).

"I'm not taking it", Salah told "Sky Sports".

Salah took his Premier League goal tally to 10 this season on Saturday (Sunday NZ time), leaving Liverpool one point ahead of City, who were undone by goals from N'Golo Kante and David Luiz at Stamford Bridge.

He said: "We want to be as good as possible, we don't know what that is".

Salah said: "We're top of the table and I scored three goals so it was a fantastic win today - and a clean sheet too".

Liverpool FC have won four and drawn one of their last five games in the Premier League.

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It took until midway through the first half for Bournemouth to begin to grow into the game, with Joshua King flashing one low effort across the face of goal before David Brooks drew a smart stop from Alisson Becker and Andrew Surman fired off target from the resulting corner.

"But as I said before, the most important thing is we are top of the table". What can I say?

"But of course I know every single player knows about it". But when you've players of Mo's quality, he can win you a game on his own and he turned that game day.

Bournemouth host Liverpool in the early kick-off on Saturday (4.30pm UAE), before Arsenal welcome Huddersfield Town, Brighton & Hove Albion head to Burnley, and Southampton travel to Cardiff City. The extraordinary campaign that brought 44 goals saw him play mostly on the right side of a three-man attack, the movement of Firmino and Sadio Mane creating the space in which a formerly impressive but hardly otherworldly forward achieved barely credible feats.

"I think I said a few years ago that we have to write our own history, so that's part of our history", said Klopp.

It helped the Reds' cause that Salah was gifted the chance to add a second three minutes after the restart when Steve Cook lost the ball near the halfway line.

But while the result allowed him to relish his achievement, the No. 7 was quick to stress that the Reds need to keep momentum going with clashes at home to Napoli and Man United to follow in the next week.