Mohamed Salah made Premier League history with his role in Liverpool’s equaliser at Everton.
The forward’s cross was nodded into the back of the net by Alexis Mac Allister in a frantic opening at Goodison Park.
Everton had taken an early lead through Beto but were only in front for five minutes.
In teeing up Mac Allister, Salah broke a league record which had stood for over 30 years.
His assist was his ninth away from home in 13 Premier League matches this season to go with 12 goals on the road.
The combined 22 goal contributions in away Premier League matches surpasses Andy Cole’s record tally from the 1993/94 season.
Cole scored 12 goals and provided nine assists during that campaign for Newcastle.
As well as making history, Salah extended his stunning season in attack for the Reds.
The 32-year-old now has 14 league assists this term, along with 21 goals in the competition.
More to follow.