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25th May 2018
03:58pm BST

However, Ruben Pons, Liverpool's physio, has now confirmed that Salah will be breaking his fast so as to be in the best condition possible for the big game.
“We were in Marbella and the nutritionist established a work plan,” he has told Spanish radio station Cadena SER [via The Independent]. “Tomorrow and the day of the match he won’t, so it’s not going to affect him.”
Salah has scored 44 times since arriving from AS Roma last summer, breaking the Premier League scoring record jointly held by Alan Shearer, Luis Suarez and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The last of his goals came in Liverpool's victory over Brighton on May 13, meaning he is yet to play since the start of Ramadan.Explore more on these topics: