Djibouti’s remarkable comeback ended with Mohamed Salah scoring four goals for the African side in World Cup qualifying.The Liverpool star took his international tally to 55 as the Pharaohs opened their campaign with an impressive 6-0 win.
salah, 13 goals short of the Egyptian record, showed his grit early in the game when he took on Djibouti defender Moussa Hamadou.The pair had to be separated by referee Jelli Chavane after the centre-back pushed the Egypt captain, prompting a reaction.
But in a stunning comeback, Hamadou and Salah embraced after the final whistle before the Djibouti defender was awarded the match ball.
