Liverpool's historic victory over Manchester United was notable for plenty of reasons, and Mohamed Salah's record-breaking display was just one of them.
The 7-0 scoreline represented United's heaviest loss of the Premier League era, their heaviest ever defeat against Liverpool, and the heaviest defeat of manager Erik ten Hag's career. It was also a fitting farewell for Roberto Firmino, who signed off with a late goal as he played in the fixture for the final time ahead of his summer exit.
Amid all the drama, though, Salah moved past Robbie Fowler to become Liverpool's all-time top scorer in the Premier League. The Egyptian also has more goals against Man Utd than any other Reds player, thanks to his two second-half goals against the Red Devils.