Mohamed Salah Stands Tall After being Fouled by Kalidou Koulibaly During Liverpool vs Napoli, Champions League 2019-20 (Watch Video)

Liverpool continued their unbeaten streak at Anfield after ended the game against Napoli with 1-1 draw. The Reds gave away the first goal of the match at the 21st minute and then later came up with an equaliser at the 65th minute when Dejan Lovren netted a goal. With 20 minutes for the final whistle, both teams were trying their level best.

Liverpool's Egyptian midfielder Mohamed Salah. (Photo Credits: AFP)

Liverpool continued their unbeaten streak at Anfield after ended the game against Napoli with 1-1 draw. The Reds gave away the first goal of the match at the 21st minute and then later came up with an equaliser at the 65th minute when Dejan Lovren netted a goal. With 20 minutes for the final whistle, both teams were trying their level best to not end the game with a disinteresting draw. Now, just then Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah was fouled by Kalidou Koulibaly. LIV 1 - NAP 1.

Nonetheless, the Liverpool striker Sala refused to budge and stood tall and stayed on his feet. The referee altogether chose to ignore the incident. But, if one was to have a look at the video, the act would draw a penalty. But the Senegalese international was let go off. However, the video of the incident was shared on social media by the fans. Have a look at the clip below:

Despite the draw, Liverpool continues to stand at the top of the Champions League Group E points table. The team has 10 points as they have played five games. The Red have won three games, faced one draw and lost an equal number of matches. Napoli stands on number two remaining unbeaten in the Champions League 2019-20. The team has nine points winning a couple of games with three draws. Red Bull stands on number three with seven points.

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