Mohamed Salah has moved above Robbie Fowler into second place for the most goal involvements by a Liverpool player in the Premier League.
The 29-year-old assisted Sadio Mane’s goal early in the second half of Sunday’s crunch meeting with Manchester City to make it 2-2 at the Etihad Stadium.
That was Salah’s 159th goal contribution for the Reds in the competition, moving him in front of Fowler (158 goal involvements) and behind only Steven Gerrard (212) on the list of combined goals and assists among Liverpool players.
Michael Owen (148) and Roberto Firmino (116) make up the rest of the top five, with this the 30th season of the Premier League era.
Salah came into the game at City with 115 goals and the assist took him to 44 in 174 games, which compares to 128 goals and 30 assists for Fowler in 266 games.
With his contribution to the equaliser, Salah moved to 20 goals and 11 assists in this season’s Premier League – eight more goal contributions than next-best Son Heung-min of Tottenham.
Salah’s most prolific campaign to date came in 2017-18 when scoring 32 times and setting up 10 goals, with that tally of 42 goal involvements the fifth-most ever in a Premier League season.