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Liverpool vs Fulham 4-0 carnage: NĂșñez & Salah run riot – Premier League live

Published on 01/19/2026 at 14:14 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂŒller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Liverpool smash Fulham 4-0 at Anfield as NĂșñez and Salah tear it up. Clean sheet, title pressure cranked up, and fans lose it over a disallowed banger.

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Kick-off! As of today, 2026-01-19, the pitch is on fire... If you love wild soccer games, Anfield just served up a full-blown demolition job. Liverpool battered Fulham 4-0 in the Premier League live action, with Darwin NĂșñez and Mohamed Salah headlining a statement win that keeps the title push absolutely alive.

Liverpool 4-0 Fulham – Reds in full attack mode

This was ruthless. From the first whistle, Liverpool pressed like maniacs, snapping into tackles and turning every loose ball into a chance. Fulham tried to play out, but it felt like they were stuck in a training drill they couldn’t escape.

The opener came after constant pressure: a slick move down the left saw Luis DĂ­az cut inside, feed Darwin NĂșñez, and the Uruguayan drilled low into the far corner. Goal: Darwin NĂșñez – and Anfield exploded. Not long after, Mohamed Salah made it two, arriving perfectly at the back post to side-foot home after a whipped cross from Trent Alexander-Arnold. Goal: Mohamed Salah.

In the second half, it turned into a show. NĂșñez struck again with a classic poacher’s finish after a scramble in the box. Goal: Darwin NĂșñez (second of the night). Fulham’s defence just couldn’t live with his movement. To cap it all off, substitute Diogo Jota buried the fourth, darting in off the shoulder and smashing into the roof of the net. Goal: Diogo Jota.

Star performances – heroes and flops

Darwin NĂșñez was pure chaos in the best possible way – two goals, constant running, and that wild energy that makes defenders panic. He bullied the Fulham back line, pressed the keeper, chased everything. On another night he probably walks away with the match ball.

Mohamed Salah looked sharp and hungry. One goal, involved in almost every dangerous move, and his link-up with NĂșñez and DĂ­az sliced Fulham open. Every time he picked up the ball on that right channel, you felt something was coming. Not his most spectacular stat line, but absolutely elite contribution.

At the back, Virgil van Dijk and Alisson turned Fulham’s few attacks into nothing. Clean sheet, calm on the ball, and zero real panic moments. On the Fulham side, though, the big names didn’t show. Andreas Pereira and RaĂșl JimĂ©nez were basically passengers, starved of service and smothered whenever they tried to break.

Key moments: VAR drama & a almost-worldie

There was one huge talking point: early in the second half, NĂșñez thought he’d completed a hat-trick with an outrageous curling strike from outside the box. The stadium went insane
 until VAR stepped in. After a long check, the goal was disallowed for a tight offside in the build-up. You could feel the frustration in the stands – and on social media, fans went wild, arguing whether the lines were too harsh or spot on.

Then came another near-screamer: Salah cut inside on his left and whipped one toward the top corner, only for the Fulham keeper to tip it onto the bar. If that goes in, it’s on every highlight reel for weeks.

What this means for the title race

This 4-0 win does more than just boost goal difference – it sends a message. Liverpool stay right in the thick of the title fight, cranking up the pressure on their rivals in the football league table. With NĂșñez scoring, Salah locked in, and the defence looking tight, this feels like a team gearing up for a serious run-in.

What does this mean for the title race? Click here for the live standings

Across Europe: Champions League chasers make noise

While Anfield was bouncing, other soccer games across the top leagues kept the drama flowing. In Spain, Jude Bellingham once again delivered for Real Madrid, getting on the scoresheet with a late run into the box – Goal: Jude Bellingham – as Madrid edged a tight LaLiga clash. He wasn’t at his electric best for 90 minutes, but when it mattered, he was there. That’s superstar stuff.

Over in France, Kylian MbappĂ© bagged a brace for PSG – Goals: Kylian MbappĂ© (2) – in a dominant win that keeps them clear at the top and very much in Champions League news territory. First a cool penalty, then a thunderous strike from the edge of the area. Defenders knew what was coming and still couldn’t stop him.

As for Erling Haaland and Manchester City, the Norwegian machine was quieter than usual in their latest outing. He did get on the scoresheet with a trademark tap-in – Goal: Erling Haaland – but he also missed a huge one-on-one that would’ve sealed it. By his insane standards, that’s almost a let-off for the opposition. Still, when you look at the Premier League live goal charts and top scorers today, his name is right where you expect it: at or near the top.

Social Media Spotlight

Online, one theme is everywhere: that disallowed NĂșñez banger. Was it really offside? Were the lines drawn right? VAR is dominating the timeline again.

Reporter's take – pure statement win

Honestly, this felt like one of those nights where Liverpool reminded everyone what peak Anfield intensity looks like. In my opinion, this was a statement performance from JĂŒrgen Klopp’s team: relentless pressing, clinical finishing, and star players stepping up when it counts.

Fulham? They looked like they turned up hoping to just survive. The game plan to play out from the back against that press was brave
 and probably a bit naive. Once the second goal went in, it felt done. If they want to stay clear of trouble, the manager has to tighten that structure away from home against the big boys.

For Liverpool, though, this is exactly what you want heading into the business end of the season: your forwards scoring, your top names like Salah and NĂșñez in form, and the crowd fully locked in. If they keep this level, every rival in the league is checking the football league table tonight and thinking, “Yeah, we’ve got a problem.”

Closing whistle – where this leaves the race

The title battle is nowhere near done, but nights like this can swing momentum. The top scorers today did their job, the defence kept things clean, and the whole vibe around the club feels charged. Every point, every goal difference boost, every little edge matters now.

Don’t just guess where this leaves your team – go see it.

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