Records continue to fall forward Liverpool, Mohamed Salah, who broke no less than six in Reds' 2-0 victory over Manchester City on Sunday.
Salah opened the note in the comprehensive victory And he put Liverpool's second goal, taking his return to the Premier League for the season in a 25 funny goals and 16 assists in just 27 games.
He becomes the first player in the history of the league to record over 40 goals in two different seasons after collecting 42 (32 goals, ten assists) during his first year in Anfield in 2017/18, as well as the first prime minister League player to reach 25 goals and 15 assists in a single campaign.
Salah's return of 16 assists is also a premier league record for Liverpool. The best club was the 15th of Steve McManaman in 1995/96.
With a goal and a help for his name, Salah becomes the first Premier League player to both results and creates a goal in 11 different matches in a given season, matching a Lionel Messi peak for Barcelona in La Liga During the 2014/15 season.
It was also the first time every Premier League player has scored and helped in both matches against the reigning champions.
Finishing Salah's cargo, he becomes the first player in the top five leagues in Europe to reach 50 goals involvement in all competitions – 30 goals and 21 assists – this season.
“He's in another world now and playing outside his skin,” left Andrew Robertson for Salah after the game. “We're very happy to have it, that's for sure.
“I can't worry about talking about him to be honest! No, he has been unbelievable. A certain routine-cow worked, which is pleasant. Everyone had a role to play and Mo took the glory of placing it in the back of the net.
“His work rate returning to the other side was unbelievable today, he and Lucho (Diaz) and that was essential to us holding a clean sheet.”