Reuters
Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, a professional in the ranks of Liverpool FC, criticized the video technology “Far”, after his team’s victory over West Ham United, on Sunday, in the 21st round of the English Premier League.
Salah said in media statements after scoring two goals that led Liverpool to beat West Ham 3-1: “I don’t like video technology, it kills the fun of football in my opinion.”
Lost Ham corner ends with a goal for Liverpool, an imaginary rebound that Salah ends in the goal ? ? pic.twitter.com/nDjojhZ84P
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He added, “In some other countries, suspicion is in the interest of the attacker.”
He continued, “I do not want to be fined, but my opinion is that I do not like video technology.”
The Egyptian international star confirmed that Liverpool’s goal is to retain the Premier League title for the second consecutive season.
He explained that individual titles interest him, but that the main goal is to preserve the league title.
Regarding his fast on scoring goals in past matches, Salah said that it is normal, and it happens with all football players.
With his double against West Ham, Salah strengthened his lead in the Premier League scorer with 15 goals, three goals behind his closest competitor, Tottenham Hotspur striker, English international Harry Kane.
As for Liverpool, it has risen to third place in the league, after raising its tally to 40 points, and is four points behind leaders Manchester City, who has a postponed match.
Source: “ben sports” + “sky sports”
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