Mohamed Salah might be facing second season jitters, but that has not stopped Jurgen Klopp's side from staying in the hunt for trophies this season. Liverpool have beaten the mighty Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 and are through into the Quarter Finals of the tournament, where they will face Porto.
In the League, they are matching step for step with Manchester City at the top of the table and have Pep Guardiola sweating profusely. All this has been possible because Liverpool have been fantastic in front of the goal. They have been very good at finishing the chances created and their counter-attacking efficiency has been among the best in the world this season.
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The Merseyside team have scored 70 goals from 31 games, which means that they are averaging 2.3 goals per game in the league. They have scored 3 goals or more 13 times in those 31 games. Liverpool have a total of 84 goals from 41 games in all competitions this season and they have their attacking trio to thank for that.
Both Salah and Mane have 17 goals in the league, while Firmino has chipped in 11 more. Shaqiri has 6 goals to his name, while Andrew Robertson leads the charts with 8 assists in the league.
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