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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23938542" data-attributes="member: 158020">Watford 0 Liverpool 3: Reds stay on  Manchester City's tail   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/24/16/6591890-0-image-a-21_1543076911466.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Roberto Firmino ensured Liverpool  kept up with the searing pace set by Premier League leaders Manchester City by  scoring in a 3-0 win at Watford.Jurgen Klopp's side struggled to find a way  through the Hornets defence for 66 minutes on Saturday, the Reds perhaps having  an eye on Wednesday's pivotal Champions League game away to Paris  Saint-Germain.    The hosts could have taken all three points, Gerard Deulofeu having an early  goal ruled out for offside while a strong penalty appeal from Will Hughes was  denied by the referee.   But Salah hit a first-time finish through the legs of goalkeeper Ben Foster,  scoring his fourth goal in five Premier League games, before Alexander-Arnold's  wonderful free-kick put the visitors in control.   Their win was marred, though, when captain Jordan Henderson was dismissed  with eight minutes to go, meaning will be banned for next weekend's Merseyside  derby, although Firmino added a late third.   Watford had a goal ruled out in the second minute, Deulofeu running on to  Troy Deeney's pass to beat Alisson with a smart finish, but he was  offside.Liverpool added Xherdan Shaqiri to a front three of Salah, Firmino and  Sadio Mane – who signed a new deal on Thursday – but it took them 38 minutes to  record a shot.   Firmino found space and fired off a low effort which Foster held well,  Roberto Pereyra then testing Alisson's reflexes at the other end before the  Watford goalkeeper kept out Salah's header.   Referee Jon Moss waved away Watford penalty appeals when Hughes went down  under Andy Robertson's rash challenge early in the second half. Salah should  have opened the scoring, slotting his finish through Foster's legs but wide of  the far post, but he did break the deadlock soon after.   Firmino fed Mane through the left channel and the Senegal star pulled back a  low cross for Salah, whose finish lacked power but was directed well enough to  beat Foster.   Alexander-Arnold put Liverpool's firmly in the ascendancy with 14 minutes to  go, curling a fantastic 25-yard set piece out of Foster's reach for his first  Premier League goal of the year, before Henderson was sent off for a second  yellow card late on.   And Firmino added his name to the scoresheet in the 89th minute, nodding in  from close range after Foster denied Mane.</blockquote>

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