The same has applied to Liverpool’s Goal of the Month prize. Salah, in fact, scooped that gong in each of the first six months of this season. He won it in September and October, November and December, January and February.
Not in March, though. In March, a new name was added to the honours board.
And even Salah would not have complained about that.
It is fair to say that Mateusz Musialowski has made a big impression since joining Liverpool’s academy setup last summer, and his solo goal for the Reds’ Under-18s side at Newcastle served only to underline the Poland youth international’s immense promise.
Youth Cup final preview: Reds aiming for fifth triumph against Villa
Glenn Price Liverpool U18s face Aston Villa this evening in the 2021 FA Youth Cup final.
Marc Bridge-Wilkinson s Reds are aiming to become the fifth side in the club s history to lift English football s most prestigious youth competition.
Here s all you need to know about tonight s showpiece.
Match details
Villa were drawn as the home team, meaning the contest will be staged at Villa Park. Up to 4,750 Villa supporters will be in attendance.
The one-off tie kicks off at 7.45pm BST and will be broadcast live on BT Sport in the UK (LFCTV will also provide full match coverage on delay).
A place in the FA Youth Cup final is a fitting reward for the dedication and effort of Liverpool s youngsters this season, according to U18s boss Marc Bridge-Wilkinson.
Youth Cup semi-final preview: Let s perform to the level we re capable of
Steve Hunter Ahead of tonight s FA Youth Cup semi-final with Ipswich Town, Liverpool U18s manager Marc Bridge-Wilkinson has highlighted the fantastic spirit and desire of his players.
The young Reds have so far defeated Sutton United, Manchester United, Leicester City and Arsenal to reach the last four of the prestigious competition.
The four-time winners have netted 15 goals in the Youth Cup and conceded only two, with captain Jarell Quansah and Billy Koumetio leading by example at the heart of the defence.
Bridge-Wilkinson s squad has also been stretched to the limit in attack as key forwards Layton Stewart, Harvey Blair and Oakley Cannonier have missed the whole of the cup run due to injury.