Liverpool ace Mohamed Salah has scoffed at claims of a lingering rift with Sadio Mane over their bust-up at Turf Moor.

Reds manager Jurgen Klopp recently dismissed the Burnley moment as insignificant, revealing that any differences were resolved quickly after the game.

Salah echoed his manager's comments when he was asked by Sky Sports if there was competition with him and Mane on who can score the most goals.

"Yes, of course - me!", the Egyptian laughed. "No, no, we don't look at it like that.

"If none of us score and the game finishes zero-zero - which doesn't happen often - we are really angry and we get annoyed by that. But when we're on the pitch and we're winning, it's great."

Salah added: "In my mind, the way I think about it is that everything starts in the dressing room.

"The relationships you have with everyone can make a huge difference on the pitch.

"We all have great relationships and I think that helps us in games and in training. It creates a good mood."