Was Slot wrong to have benched Salah last night?

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M. Salah is a legend of Liverpool fc, and the one that I felt would always make a difference in a big game like the match against PSG last night. Do you think benching Salah for that match changed a whole lot for the team, which made the team lose, or did you think otherwise?
 
You don't bench your most consistent player in a big match like that except if he has an injury. It's like benching your only striker that scores. That decision doesn't just make sense at all.
 
Salah is no longer good the way he used to be if you ask me. Slot said he benched him as an unused sub to leave him fresh for their game against Fulham today which he played and scored.
 
You don't bench your most consistent player in a big match like that except if he has an injury. It's like benching your only striker that scores. That decision doesn't just make sense at all.

Salah proved that he is still very important in that team by scoring against Fulham today. If Liverpool wants to have a good game in the second leg, they should start M. Salah in that encounter.
 

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