Mo Salah breaks THREE records in Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Man Utd

Mohamed Salah broke not one but THREE records as he earned Liverpool a point against Manchester United.

The points were shared at Old Trafford as Man United and Liverpool played out a thrilling 2-2 draw on Sunday.

Luis Diaz opened the scoring in the first-half, before Bruno Fernandes pounced on a Jarell Quansah mistake to score from inside the centre circle.

Kobbie Mainoo then rounded of a stunning Man United move with a brilliant goal to make it 2-1.

However, Salah converted a penalty in the 84th minute to level proceedings.

He slotted past Andre Onana and broke THREE records in the process.

Mohamed Salah wheels away in celebration after scoring against Manchester United. Image: Getty

Firstly, Salah has now scored the most goals against Man United in Premier League history with 11, overtaking Alan Shearer's 10.

Secondly, he has now scored six league goals at Old Trafford - the most of any visiting player in the competition's history, overtaking Steven Gerrard's five.

And, finally, the Liverpool star is the first visiting player to score in four consecutive league away games against Man United.

Salah's goal against the Red Devils brought up this 16th league goal of the season - only Ollie Watkins (18) and Erling Haaland (19) have scored more than him.

As for the table, Liverpool miss out on returning to the top of the league as they sit in second place, level on points (71) with Arsenal but behind on goal difference.

Manchester City occupy third place, one point behind their rivals.