Goal Mohamed Salah to Goalkeeper Keep the Top Scorer League Tradition in the World Cup

The Egyptian national team striker who played in Liverpool, Mohamed Salah, successfully guarded the traditions of his seniors who are also the top scorer of the English Premier League in every World Cup.
After being absent in the inaugural match of Group A with the Egyptian national team when facing Uruguay, Mohamed Salah finally appeared in the second match when meeting Russian host at the St-Petersburg Stadium on Tuesday (19/06/2018) or Wednesday morning GMT.
In the match, the Egyptian national team must recognize the benefits of Russia with a score of 1-3.
The Russian national team managed to win thanks to goals from the suicide of Ahmed Fathy (47th minute), Denis Cheryshev (59 ‘), and Artem Dzyuba (62’).
While an Egyptian national team goals scored successfully by Mohamed Salah through a penalty execution in the 73rd minute.
Despite failing to prevent the Egyptian national team from defeat and threatened to fall from the 2018 World Cup, at least one goal is to make Mohamed Salah able to keep the tradition of the previous Premier League scorer in every World Cup event.
In the last four World Cup titles, the players with the most fertile status in the Premier League are always able to score goals for his country.
This tradition was initiated by Arsenal striker Thierry Henry, who became the top scorer of the 2005-2006 English League with a collection of 27 goals ago dedicate 3 lesatan for the French national team at the 2006 World Cup.
Four years later, Didier Drogba’s successful turn offered a goal for the Ivory Coast national team at the 2010 World Cup after being the most fertile in the English Premier League 2009-2010 with a 29-point incision.
Afterwards senior Mohamed Salah in Liverpool who now plays for Barcelona, ​​Luis Suarez, as an English Premier League player 2013-2014 with a notch 31 goals also successfully presented two goals for Uruguay national team in the 2014 World Cup.
Although the Egyptian national team is threatened to be eliminated from the 2018 World Cup, Mohamed Salah still has one more chance to add a goal in his coffers when faced with Saudi Arabia in Matchday 3 Group A which will be held at the Stadium Volgograd Arena on Monday (25/06/2018 ).

courtasy : tribunnews.com
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