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Turkey: Salah scores first two goals for Trabzonspor in win over Istanbul Basaksehir
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Turkey: Salah scores first two goals for Trabzonspor in win over Istanbul Basaksehir

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Mohamed Salah scored a brace as Trabzonspor beat Istanbul Basaksehir 2-1 in a Turkish Super Lig game on Sunday.

It was Salah’s first start for the club since he joined as a free agent from Liverpool this summer.

This was his third appearance for Trabzonspor, having come off the bench against Kasimpasa last weekend and then started in their Europa League play-off first-leg defeat to Ferencvaros.

The 34-year-old scored his first goal after taking the ball from away goalkeeper Muhammed Sengezer and firing into the net.

Eldor Shomurodov made it 1-1, but it was Salah who scored the winner from 10 yards out.

Turkey: Salah scores first two goals for Trabzonspor in win over Istanbul Basaksehir

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