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Salah rescues L'pool again

City one win from title

AFP, London
Manchester City are one win away from being crowned Premier League champions after a swaggering 3-1 victory over Everton, while Mohamed Salah was Liverpool's hero yet again as the Egypt star clinched a 2-1 win at Crystal Palace yesterday.
City, on a five-match winning run in the league, can look forward to the delicious prospect of sealing the title when bitter rivals Manchester United visit Eastlands next Saturday.
Leroy Sane put City ahead with a sumptuous volley from David Silva's pin-point cross in the fourth minute
Gabriel Jesus increased City's lead eight minutes later by heading in from a Kevin De Bruyne cross.
Raheem Sterling then finished off a ruthless counter-attack in the 37th minute.
Yannick Bolasie drilled home for Everton in the 63rd minute, but City's club record 13th away league win means they have 84 points and can break the previous record total for Premier League champions -
Chelsea's 85-point haul in 2005 - if they beat United.
In south London, Liverpool trailed when Luka Milivojevic drove struggling Palace into a 13th-minute lead from the penalty spot after Loris Karius fouled Wilfried Zaha.
But Senegal winger Sadio Mane levelled four minutes after the break. Salah proved the match winner as he smashed home in the 84 th minute.
Liverpool were unable to hold onto second place though as Manchester United moved two points ahead of them with a 2-0 victory against Swansea at Old Trafford.
Romelu Lukaku scored for United with a deflected strike from Alexis Sanchez's pass in the fifth minute with the latter also getting on the scoresheet in the 20th minute.
Lukaku now has 100 career Premier League goals.
Earlier, Marko Arnautovic lifted the gloom at West Ham as his double inspired a crucial 3-0 victory against relegation rivals Southampton.
Leicester struck late in a 2-0 win at Brighton, with Albion striker Glenn Murray missing a penalty before Vicente Iborra and lamie Vardy sealed the points.
Newcastle beat Huddersfield 1-0 and Watford drew 2-2 with Bournemouth.