Liverpool secured a 3-0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion in the FA Cup fourth round, with Mohamed Salah delivering a vintage performance at Anfield. The Egyptian forward assisted Dominik Szoboszlai's goal and converted a penalty to seal the win, marking his 15th double (goal and assist) in a single game since last season.

Salah's display came after a turbulent period following his explosive December interview criticizing manager Arne Slot and club hierarchy. The 32-year-old's resurgence proved crucial as Liverpool recaptured their scintillating form, with Milos Kerkez impressing at left back after his £45 million move from Bournemouth. Curtis Jones deputized effectively at right back, capping his performance with the opening goal.

Szoboszlai's 10th goal of the season highlighted Liverpool's dominance, while Salah's defensive contributions earned praise from Slot. With his contract expiring next summer, speculation continues about Salah's long-term future at Anfield, but his latest showing suggests he still has significant contributions to make before any potential departure.