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Mohamed Salah was absolutely furious with one Liverpool player against Manchester United
Manchester United and Liverpool played out one of the best Premier League games of the season at Anfield but Mohamed Salah was far from happy with one teammate.
Salah had once again got Liverpool ahead in the game as he tucked away his penalty to put the Reds in front after going behind to Lisandro Martinez’s goal.
The Liverpool forward was a touch quieter than he normally is but remained a threat throughout and might have won it for the Reds had one of his teammates spotted him.
However, instead, Salah was left furious instead as he saw a glorious chance to win it passed up by substitute, Conor Bradley.
Why Mo Salah was livid with Conor Bradley against Man United
Naturally, Liverpool were pushing hard for a winner against United as the minutes ticked away and as expected, there was goalmouth action at the United end.
Indeed, Liverpool thought they might have won it when Conor Bradley scampered into the box and tried to beat Andre Onana at his near post.
However, Onana stuck out a hand to deny Bradley in what was a fine save.
But rather than win praise for his attempt, young full-back Bradley was instead lamented by a furious Mo Salah, who had made his way into the six-yard box for what would have been a tap in.
Captured on the cameras, Salah was seen remonstrating with Bradley and waving his arms in the direction of the youngster.
Clearly, then, Salah felt this was the chance to win the game and for a young player like Bradley, it could well be a big lesson learnt.
Liverpool have to get the ball to Salah in those positions
With Mo Salah’s goal scoring record and Conor Bradley being a right-back, this was the sort of position that you simply have to give the ball to the main man.
Salah was right to be annoyed here and if Bradley had simply slipped the ball across, it was 3-2 and game over for the Reds.
For Salah, it will be something he thinks about as that’s just the way he is and how driven he is to score goals.
For Bradley, you can imagine that his teammate will be having a quick word with him at some point!