I observed a Newcastle United player accomplish an impossible mission against Liverpool following a masterclass at Nottingham Forest.

I observed a Newcastle United player accomplish an impossible mission against Liverpool following a masterclass at Nottingham Forest. In the Premier League thus far this season,

the Egyptian has scored 25 goals and provided 17 assists, breaking goal-contribution records with 10 games remaining. Salah was in the midst of an eight-game scoring stretch across all competitions prior to Wednesday night’s match against Newcastle at Anfield. Salah’s scoring record ultimately came to an end, despite his positive contribution to a 2-0 victory by

providing Alexis MacAllister with another assist to secure the points and extend Liverpool’s lead at the top of the table to 13 points. He was confronted by a 20-year-old Newcastle left-back. In the 4-3 victory over Nottingham Forest on Sunday, Lewis Hall was arguably the sole player who genuinely impressed for Newcastle in both halves. Despite the loss at Anfield, he was once again the most valuable player for The Magpies in the second game in a row.

Hall has the potential to be Newcastle’s player of the season thus far; however, he experienced a significant “off-day” in the recent 4-0 loss to Manchester City, as did several of his teammates. But the manner in which he has responded in the two subsequent games has been particularly impressive for a player of his age.

Hall has been a consistent performer at left-back in recent games, despite the fact that some of Newcastle’s most experienced players have struggled for consistency. He is the team’s standard setter at the age of 20. Hall was experiencing difficulty getting into the Newcastle team during his loan transfer from Chelsea one year ago.

The adolescent was afforded an opportunity towards the conclusion of the previous season, which he has since capitalised on, as a result of his diligent training and advancements, as well as numerous defensive injuries. Hall has become a crucial member of Howe’s squad and a full England international since signing a permanent loan with Newcastle for £28 million last summer.