Liverpool's Mo Salah was in tears after goalless draw against Man United last season

Liverpool talisman Mo Salah revealed that he was brought to tears after Reds were held to a goalless draw against arch-rivals Man United in last season's Premier League clash at Old Trafford. Liverpool dropping points at atre of Dreams allowed Man City to gain control of title race as Jurgen Klopp's Reds finished season in second place, only a solitary point behind Pep Guardiola's side. Despite most heroic of failures last season, Mo Salah is w a Premier League champion with Liverpool. 

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Man United vs Liverpool 2018-19: Mo Salah tears up at Old Trafford

While speaking to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher, Liverpool star Mo Salah explained his emotions after 0-0 draw against Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Man United in February 2019. Mo Salah said, "I remember last year at Man United vs Liverpool at Old Trafford, I went to dressing room and started crying." Mo Salah tears were due to Man City gaining upper hand in one of closest title races in Premier League history. "It was moment when I felt we lost Premier League title," added Liverpool forward.

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Egyptian star played 79 minutes of Man United vs Liverpool game at Old Trafford before being subbed off for Divock Origi. According to WhoScored, Salah had one shot, 41 touches, and made one tackle during his time on pitch. While being subbed off, cameras captured a few Mo Salah tears being wiped away by Egyptian. Liverpool finished Premier League 2018-19 season with a club record 97 points, a solitary point behind Man City.

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Mo Salah on winning Premier League title with Liverpool

While discussing Liverpool's historic 2019-20 season, Mo Salah stated his delight. "It's great, Liverpool winning Premier League is an unbelievable feeling". In December 2019, Mo Salah scored his first goal against Man United in a 2-0 win against Red Devils at Anfield. At full-time, choruses of 'w you're gonna believe us' echoed around Anfield. Liverpool secured Premier League title this season after Chelsea's win over Man City on Thursday put Cityzens out of reach. It was Liverpool's first English title in 30 years and Merseyside club's first top division title in Premier League era.

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