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Published 21:42 4 May 2019 BST
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Credit to the Newcastle players and their fans as they displayed great sportsmanship in applauding Salah off the pitch after Liverpool's medical staff took their time to make sure that every precaution was taken.
Divock Origi came on to replace Salah and it was he who snatched a late winner to keep the Premier League title race alive as he headed home from a late Xherdan Shaqiri free kick and ensured that Liverpool would leave St. James' Park with the 3-2 victory and all three points.
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