Mohamed Salah has found an “added ruthlessness” to his game but has “crossed the line” when it comes to diving, believes Tony Cascarino.The Liverpool forward made the headlines for a number of reasons during the Reds’ 4-3 victory over Crystal Palace in a game where he scored two goals.
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However, his efforts were somewhat marred by his attempts to win a penalty in the first-half of the game in an incident that saw Salah throw himself to the ground in the box after barely being touched by Eagles defender Mamadou Sakho.It attracted a great deal of criticism from opposition supporters and Liverpool fan Cascarino was disappointed in Salah’s actions but admitted the Egyptian may have developed a win-at-all-costs attitude as Liverpool are one of the favourites to win the Premier League this season. Writing in The Times, Cascarino said: “Mohamed Salah is an excellent player whom I love to watch.“Last season I not only admired his skill and goals but also what a hardworking and honest professional he seemed to be.“This season he seems to be a different player the goals and quality are still there but he has crossed the line when it comes to his diving.“There have been a few contentious incidents with Salah winning penalties this season but on Saturday, in Liverpools win against Palace, he blatantly dived in the penalty area.
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Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira will serve a three-match suspension after the club's appeal to the Football Association over his red card against Tottenham was rejected, Press Association Sport understands. Torreira had come on at half-time during Saturday's north London derby at Wembley, and
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Jurgen Klopp praised the maturity of his Liverpool side after weathering an early Watford storm to extend their unbeaten start to the Premier League season with a 3-0 win at Vicarage Road.
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Red Bull Salzburg vs Celtic: TV channel, live stream details, kick-off time, expected line-ups and team news With their Europa League group beginning to take shape, Celtic face a tough test
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Celtic's Europa League campaign continues against yet another familiar opponent. Last time the Hoops made the journey to the delightful, historic city of Salzburg, it was the opening game of the 2014/15 Europa League group stages, and Ronny Deila's team made a more-than-decent account of themselves.
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Neil Lennon has been confirmed as Celtic's permanent manager on a rolling 12-month contract, the Premiership champions have announced. Parkhead chief executive Peter Lawwell revealed the Northern
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Steve Sidwell is shocked at how events have unfolded in north London since he left the club, with the expected progress having never materialised Arsenal have become "a selling club", according to former academy graduate Steve Sidwell, with the ongoing Aaron Ramsey saga highlighting the "frightening" direction in which the club are heading.
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Inconsistency has crept back in, though, and Sidwell believes it was inevitable that the wheels would fall off at some stage. He said: "I've watched Arsenal a lot this year and I think that run papered over a lot of cracks in their performances. It hasn't been great, there were plenty of games where they could have lost.
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