Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane have broken a Premier League record following their goals against Norwich City on Saturday.
The forward pair scored their side's first two goals during the 3-1 win in the Premier League at Anfield, as Liverpool came from behind to defeat the Canaries.
Not only did the key duo lead their side to three points though, they also netted in the same Premier League match together for the 30th time for Liverpool.
That tally is the highest number of occasions that any pair of players have scored in the same match for their club during the competition's entire history.
The record arrived on a day that Salah also reached a personal landmark of his own, with the Egyptian's goal in the 67th minute being his 150th for the club across all competitions.
January signing Luis Diaz netted the third goal on the day - his first since joining from Porto - as Liverpool closed the gap between themselves and Manchester City at the top of the table to six points.
Matthew Tranter
