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Liverpool's Mohamed Salah wants to see the Reds extend their lead against Pep's Man City when they go head-to-head at the weekend.
Mohamed Salah is focused on extending Liverpool's lead at the top of the Premier League as they prepare to face Pep Guardiola's Manchester City this weekend.
The Egyptian forward, who has been in sensational form, aims to capitalise on City's recent struggles when the two teams clash at Anfield on Sunday.
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Salah played a pivotal role in Liverpool's latest victory, scoring two goals—including a crucial penalty—in a thrilling 3-2 win against Southampton at St. Mary’s Stadium.
This victory not only solidified Liverpool’s position at the top of the league but also extended their lead to eight points over second-placed City.
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After the match, Salah expressed his determination to build on this momentum.
"It's great [being eight points clear],” he told Premier League. “Hopefully, we keep going in that direction. We have a game against them so hopefully, we win it and go 11 points clear," he stated.
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The upcoming match is particularly decisive and crucial for both teams. City are reeling from a shocking 4-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, marking their fifth consecutive loss in all competitions.
This unexpected downturn has raised questions about Guardiola's side, especially after their recent struggles in defence and midfield without key players like Rodri.
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Salah is keenly aware of the opportunity this presents for Liverpool to further distance themselves from the reigning champions.
He acknowledged City's pedigree despite their current woes, saying, "Man City is Man City. They have a bad time now but they have great players."
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His respect for the opposition highlights the competitive nature of the Premier League, where even struggling teams can pose significant challenges.
As anticipation builds for what promises to be a thrilling encounter at Anfield, Salah’s confidence and Liverpool’s current form could prove decisive.
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A victory would not only deepen City's troubles but also solidify Liverpool's position as serious title contenders this season.
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