Mohamed Salah hits Liverpool's first 4 goal haul since Luis Suarez in 2013— so who's better, Jordan Henderson?

The Reds' captain is their only player involved against Watford on Saturday who also faced Norwich that night four years ago

That stunning quadruple by Mohamed Salah against Watford on Saturday was the first four-goal salvo from a Liverpool player since Luis Suarez in December 2013.

That night, when Norwich were thrashed 5-1 at Anfield, Suarez produced one of the most potent-ever displays of the striking arts with four ever more impressive finishes, and also an assist for the fifth goal the Reds scored.

Inevitably, there will be comparisons between the two performances, and their respective qualities, as winger Salah broke another record by becoming the club’s highest scorer ever in a debut season.

Yet Jordan Henderson, the man best placed to judge, was understandably reluctant to compare.

Henderson was the Reds' only survivor from that game four years ago in this weekend's team, and he joked: “Who’s the best? Don’t be asking me stuff like that!

“They are both fantastic players and you can’t compare them.