Mo Salah injury worry overshadows Liverpool's win against Crystal Palace - 5 talking points

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LIVERPOOL 3-1 CRYSTAL PALACE: Goals from Alexander Isak, Andy Robertson and Florian Wirtz see the Reds move up to fourth, but Mo Salah may have played last game for the clubLiverpool moved up to fourth in the Premier League with a third straight win, but their victory was overshadowed by an injury to Mohamed Salah. The Reds overcame bogey side Crystal Palace, who had beaten them three times this season, but lost Salah to an apparent hamstring injury.Alexander Isak put Liverpool ahead, bobbling a shot into the corner after the home side saw a penalty overturned by VAR for Brennan Johnson's tackle on Salah.

Liverpool then offered a glimpse of their past, as Andy Robertson produced a perfect effort into the bottom corner to finish a sweeping counter-attack.The occasion took a turn when Salah was forced off with an apparent hamstring injury, in what could prove to be his final game for the club. It was his first in the league at Anfield for Liverpool - and fans will hope the first of many.3.

Palace's controversial goalThe away side got back into the game in bizarre fashion when Munoz took advantage of Woodman being down to lob the static Liverpool defence and make it 2-1. Liverpool were furious with Palace for playing on while their goalkeeper was down after making a save one-on-one, but Arne Slot's defenders were culpable for not protecting their goal.The officials only stop the game when it's a head injury and Woodman was able to carry on, meaning Slot didn't have to turn to his fourth-choice goalkeeper.Join our LFC WhatsApp community and get all the latest LFC news, views, transfer gossip and more, as it happens We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners.