Liverpool's performance was exceptional, with 24 shots, 12 on target, and an XG of over 4.5. They were ruthlessly efficient for 60-70 minutes before slightly losing focus, but the dominance was clear with nine big chances created.
Salah scored two goals and provided two assists, reaching 10 goals and 10 assists before Christmas, a Premier League first. He also surpassed Billy Liddell's club goal record, scoring 229 goals in just 160 games compared to Liddell's 534 games over 14 years.
Liverpool are four points clear at the top, partly thanks to Everton taking points off Arsenal and Chelsea. The absence of Manchester City as a major threat has also shifted the dynamic, making Liverpool's title chances feel more secure.
Slot has harnessed the squad's strengths, focusing on control and tactical discipline. Unlike Klopp, Slot's approach allows Liverpool to kill games once in front, which has been a refreshing change and a key factor in their improved performances.
Contract talks with Salah, Van Dijk, and Alexander-Arnold are ongoing. While there is confidence that Salah and Van Dijk will stay, Alexander-Arnold's situation is more uncertain, with January 1st marking the date when they could sign pre-contract agreements with foreign clubs.
The League Cup final victory was a standout moment, showcasing the team's resilience and Klopp's impact. It was a fitting end to his tenure and a memorable day for the club, despite not achieving the quadruple as initially hoped.
Liverpool face Leicester and West Ham, both of whom are struggling. With Liverpool's current form, they are expected to secure six points, barring any unexpected surprises.
James Pearce and Andy Jones are alongside Tony Evans after Liverpool's eventful 6-3 away win over Tottenham Hotspur.
The panel react to the Reds six-goal showing, Mohamed Salah's latest exploits and much more before looking at the state of the title race following another helping hand from Everton, taking points off Chelsea at Goodison Park.
As ever, there's Contract Weekly - the final one before Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk can sign pre-contract agreements with foreign clubs. Plus, there's a look back on 2024 as the panel share their highlights of the calendar year.
Host: Tony Evans
With: James Pearce and Andy Jones
Producer: Guy Clarke
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