Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah was delighted to reach 150 goals for the club in victory over Norwich City.

On his 233rd appearance for the Reds, the Egyptian became the second-fastest player in club history to bring up the milestone, as he made it 2-1 in the come-from-behind Premier League win.

The No.11 netted in the 67th minute at Anfield from an Alisson Becker assist, with Sadio Mane equalising and Luis Diaz then clinching the three points.

Speaking to Premier League Productions post-match, Salah said: "It feels great.

“We were struggling in the beginning when we conceded the goal but I think we played good football [in the] first half. The second half, we conceded the goal, so the game became tougher.

“But we managed to come back and it's a great result.

“Of course I'm happy to score 150. I'm always proud to score for this club, and the most important thing is to win games, which is what we did today."