The Egyptian came off the bench to score twice in a 3-0 victory and he now has 17 goals - more than any Red has managed in a season since Suarez.
It took Mohamed Salah just 10 minutes to answer in the affirmative and another six to underscore how significant he is to Liverpool. The Egypt international can absolutely do it on a cold Wednesday night at Stoke, with limited time, and in scorching fashion.
Jurgen Klopp’s had been far from their best despite being 1-0 up, with the hosts desperate to expose their very worst.
But once the Premier League’s top goalscorer was introduced with the clock reading 67, there was to be only one outcome.
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