A detailed look at Mo Salah's record against Wolves
- Sean Byrne
- 14 March 2021
Liverpool take on Wolves this Monday night as the Reds look to restart their bid for a top four finish. Salah could play a pivotal role after helping his side to a win over Leipzig in midweek.
A 1-0 defeat to Fulham at Anfield made it six home losses in a row for the Reds - the first time this has happened in the club's 129-year history.
Jurgen Klopp's men now sit eighth in the league table, and Champions League football next season appears to be a steep mountain to climb.
Wolves are also struggling for form having failed to win any of their last three games. Last weekend they drew 0-0 against Aston Villa.
Tip for the fixture
With both teams struggling to find wins lately, Skybet are offering odds of 13/5 for this match to end a draw.
Mohamed Salah, second right, celebrates in muted fashion after scoring in Liverpool's defeat to Manchester City
Stat Attack
Liverpool have won their last eight league matches against Wolves and have not lost away to them in the league since 1981.
Salah has featured in five games for Liverpool against Wolves, scoring just two goals in that time.
Here, we take a look at three games in which Salah left Wolves with nightmares.
Wolves 0-2 Liverpool - Molineux Stadium, December 21, 2018
A Man of the Match performance from the Egyptian helped Liverpool to a comfortable win over newly-promoted Wolves in 2018.
Salah opened the scoring, turning in a low ball from Fabinho past goalkeeper Rui Patricio.
The forward then turned provider as he curled in a perfect delivery for Virgil Van Dijk. The Dutchman put the ball into the back of the net, giving him his first goal in a Liverpool shirt.
Salah was influencial in every aspect of Liverpool's attack. He was awarded 'star player' with a rating of 8.7 on WhoScored.com.
Wolves 1-2 Liverpool - Molineux Stadium, January 23, 2020
No goals or assists in this game for Salah however, he was still very active in attacks as Liverpool picked up another win over Wolves.
The match was full of end-to-end action, with Bobby Firmino winning it for the Reds in the 84th minute following a piercing pass from Jordan Henderson.
Salah was unusually lacklustre with his shooting in this game however, he was responsible for nearly half of Liverpool's attempts at goal (six), and completed the most dribbles (five).
Liverpool 4-0 Wolves - Anfield, December 6, 2020
Liverpool welcomed fans back to Anfield for the first time since March 2020 with a dominant victory in which Salah put in another top performance.
Georginio Wijnaldum got the second before Joel Matip headed in a delicious delivery from Salah to get Liverpool's third.
An own goal from Nelson Semedo made it four as the Reds crusied to victory.
