Salah's penalty misses Liverpool's rate

Leicester were thrashed 6-3 by Man City on Boxing Day. A different Leicester was seen two days apart. They beat Liverpool, another big contender for the title, 1-0 in the English Premier League on Tuesday. The Allreds could blame themselves for the unexpected rate at Leicester.

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Mohamed Salah missed a penalty as well as missed numerous chances to score. Liverpool failed to score a spot four years later. Salah's failure has shattered the team's dream of regaining the league title. At the end of 19 matches, Liverpool (41) is six points behind the top-ranked Man City (47). Klopp's side have lost five points in the last two matches. This is their second rate of the season.

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Lester has to play with a weaker team due to injury and corona. They lost to Liverpool in a tiebreaker in the quarter-finals of the League Cup last week. Leicester's goalkeeper Caspar Smykel saved the penalty this time even though he couldn't do it that day. Caspar blocked Salah's spot kick in the 18th minute. The return was blocked by the Egyptian forward's head post. Earlier, on 26 October 2016, Liverpool missed the last penalty. Salah also failed to score a goal. Ademola Lukaman put Leicester ahead in the 59th minute, adding to Liverpool's frustration. Tottenham drew 1-1 with 10-man Southampton on the same day.

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Liverpool face Leicester City in the English Premier League on Tuesday night. Leicester beat Liverpool 1-0 in that match. This is Liverpool's second rate this season.

Liverpool dominated from the start. Penalty was awarded in the 16th minute of the match. But Mohamed Salah's penalty shot was blocked by Leicester goalkeeper Caspar Schmeichel. The first half ended goalless.
After the break, Liverpool got a chance to score again. But this time Saadi also means to blow the ball over the goal post. Liverpool digested the goal in the 59th minute of the reverse match. Ademola Lokman scored for Leicester. If there are no more goals during the rest of the match, Salah-Manera leaves the field with a loss.

As a result of this rate, Jurgen Klopp's team is far behind Manchester City, which is at the top of the points table in the Premier League. Liverpool with 41 points from 19 matches. Man City are top with 47 points from equal matches. Leicester City are in ninth place with 25 points from 16 matches.