ore hard-earned victory this season having shown their willingness to dig in against the in-form Cherries.“The away end were already chanting about winning the league when Salah was afforded a standing ovation on his late substitution.“Nine points clear and with Arsenal entertaining resurgent champions Manchester City on Sunday, this could prove a pivotal weekend in the Premier League title race.And, as he has done throughout his Liverpool reign, the Egyptian King stepped up when it mattered. Now, about that contract“He is the league’s top goalscorer and has now scored at least 20 goals in the English top flight in five campaigns, something only Alan Shearer (seven times) and Sergio Aguero and Harry Kane The fact is, every journalist and fan is running out of superlatives to describe Mohamed Salah, and so the only way to truly convey his greatness is by reeling off the records he collects on a weekly basis.Against Bournemouth, the Egyptian scored twice to move himself past Frank Lampard and into sixth on the Premier League all-time top scorers list“Of course, the true beauty of Salah is that he can deliver in the big moments, such as scoring twice in tTaking a more general look at the game, John Brewin of the Observer felt Liverpool weren’t at their best, but it ultimately didn’t matter“Liverpool march on as league leaders, departing with no little relief from Bournemouth. Arne Slot’s team had not fallen into the traps Andoni Iraola’s team have used to sink top-four opponents this season…“If Bournemouth were blunted, Liverpool were operating below top gear. Alexander-Arnold departed with an injury as Slot reorganised his team, demonstrative but without histrionics.Marcus Tavernier, on as a sub, cracked a post from 25 yards out, and Kluivert, of all players, badly missed the rebound.“Within moments, Salah had struck that wonderful second goal, and any danger was then closed down as Wataru Endo, whose role these days resembles that of a baseball closer, came on to see out an important win over a dangero