FilGoal | News | Salah is crowned European King of Liverpool in a draw with Metjilland … and Saint-Germain crushes Basaksehir by five.

Liverpool closed their campaign in the group stage with a positive draw with Denmark’s Metjeland with one goal for each team.

A showdown that saw Mohamed Salah crowning two records and completing 90 minutes.

Salah has scored the fastest goal in Liverpool’s history in the Champions League after just 55 seconds.

He also surpassed the historic captain, Stephen Gerrard, and became the historic goalscorer for the Reds, a European with 22 goals scored in just 37 games.

Liverpool played the game with an 8-change formation from the previous game against Wolverhampton, and with Alexander Arnold wearing the captaincy for the first time.

Meanwhile, Italian Atalanta snatched the qualifying ticket to Ioann Cruyff Arena, the Dutch stronghold of Ajax, in the last breath.

To become the final ranking:

1 Liverpool – 13 points

2 Atalanta – 11 points

3 Ajax – 7 points

4 Mytiland – 2 points

Lefebvre in Maitland

Just 55 seconds after the start of the whistle, Mohamed Salah scored the Liverpool goal after being left alone with the goalkeeper, but deposited the ball into the net despite attempts by the defender.

A goal that weighed in gold, made Salah the fastest goal in Liverpool’s history in the Champions League, as well as the club’s historic goalscorer with 22 goals, beating Steven Gerrard, the team’s former player.

The events of the match died down, and the Belgian Divock Origi was about to score the second goal for the Reds after a pass from Salah, but his shot went through the post after half an hour of the game.

The threat from the Danish first team came with a strong header from Guinean forward Suri Kaba, but Brazil’s Fabinho brilliantly dispersed it from the goal line in the 32nd minute.

And a minute before the end of the first half, local goalkeeper Hansen blocked a powerful shot from the Portuguese Jota, to maintain the result that gave the Reds a 1-0 lead.

In the second half, the Danish team threatened the Reds’ goal with force, first in the 49th minute with a double shot from inside by Mapel, but the ball was blocked by the crossbar.

In the 62nd minute, the owners managed to equalize via Schultz’s penalty spot, following an error by Liverpool goalkeeper Kevin Kelleher inside the penalty area.

The same player scored a goal taking advantage of defensive confusion in the Reds’ ranks, but was disallowed for offside after reviewing the video’s technique.

In the 89th minute, Takumi Minamino scored a goal that was disallowed by a hand from substitute Sadio Mane before scoring to maintain the equalizer.

Ajax x Atalanta

In the Netherlands, second-placed Italian Atalanta, last season’s dark horse, decided on a 1-0 European victory at the Ioann Cruyff Arena over Ajax.

The game remained negative until minute 79. The Ajax player Gravenbrich was sent off after receiving a second yellow card, and Ajax continued the game with 10 players.

A numerical shortage took advantage of the Italian team, snatching the three points and the qualifying card of Luis Muriel, who dodged the goalkeeper and deposited the ball in the 85th minute with the net.

against racism

In Group H, Paris Saint-Germain beat Turkish Basaksehir in a match that yesterday took another turn due to racism.

The match was stopped yesterday at minute 14, due to the racism of the fourth official against Pierre Weibo, the Turkish assistant coach (see details).

Before the game started at minute 14, there was a message of support to the Cameroonian coach in the stands at Princes Park, saying: “We are proud of the players. We are with you, Pierre, against racism.”

The players also got down on one knee to denounce racism before the whistle sounded, resuming the match.

Brazilian Neymar scored two first-half goals in the 21st and 38th minutes, and Kylian Mbappé added the third goal from the penalty spot in the 42nd minute.

In the second half, Neymar scored his third and fourth goals for his team in the 50th minute, a goal that took him to the top of the Champions League scoring standings, accompanied by Álvaro Morata and Erling Haaland.

In the 57th minute, Mumit Tobal reduced the Turkish team’s score to 4-1.

Five minutes later, Mbappé scored his fifth goal of the match.

A victory led Paris Saint-Germain, last runner-up, to top the group standings with 12 points, over Red Bull Leipzig, Germany, with the same balance of points.

While Manchester United went to the European League after losing yesterday to the German team 3-1. (See details)