Mohamed Salah's strange night and away fans in Anfield - 5 talking points vs Galatasaray

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But, perhaps most importantly, for a beleaguered Arne Slot this was a huge victory and emphatic performance.Dominik Szoboszlai netted the only goal of the first half when he converted Alexis Mac Allister's excellent pass from a corner. It then essentially killed the tie within the first 10 minutes of the second half with two well-taken goals.Liverpool secured passage with from Szoboszlai, Ekitike, Gravenberch and SalahProgress securedWednesday's victory will ease some of the pressure on Slot, who answered questions in midweek on whether he has made mistakes this season.

Wednesday's win over Galatasaray provides at least some respite, and means the Reds' European campaign will continue after the March international break, when the Reds will face Paris Saint-Germain in the quarter-finals next month.The Reds will travel to France on 7/8 April, with the return leg at Anfield to take place the following week.Salah's strange nightAt half-time in this second leg tie, one could have been forgiven for wondering if Salah should be replaced after he fluffed his lines on several occasions in the Galatasaray box. The 33-year-old even missed a penalty just before the break, with the tame effort cleared by Ugurcan Cakir's foot.Salah appeared to suffer a late knock(Image: Getty Images)But it was a different story after the break, with Salah playing a role in Liverpool's second and third goals - setting up Ekitike for the first of those.

That drew the biggest cheer of the night as Salah thumped his chest and Virgil van Dijk called for more cheers.But Salah's outing was to end on a sour note when he appeared to pick up an injury. As is standard for every Uefa game, Galatasaray was granted around 200 "cat 1" tickets", meaning away fans did not manage to bypass security.However, BBC Sports reported several fans were ejected from the ground in the second half.Odd Osimhen incidentGalatasaray's no.45 was certainly the player Liverpool was most wary of heading into the second leg at Anfield, but Victor Osimhen offered very little threat to Slot's side.