If ever there was the definition of contrasting styles, Liverpool's meeting with Everton on this day five years ago was it.
Arriving at Anfield with Sam Allardyce at the helm, the Blues' game plan was clear from the off - play for a point and frustrate the home side. Struggling to find a way past the visitors, it took a moment of brilliance from who else but Mohamed Salah three minutes before half-time to break the deadlock.
Shimmying past those in his path, the Egyptian forward engineered space to curl the ball into the top left corner past Jordan Pickford. As snow fell down on the pitch from the sky, it was a goal that occurred almost in slow motion as those around Salah watched on in disbelief. Such was the sublime nature of this finish, it later won the FIFA Puskas Award - an accolade which recognises the best goal scored each calendar year.
