11 Highlights from the Weekend: Salah, Mourinho, Raphinha, Rosenior and More

The latest edition of Things We Loved is back on Planet Football, bringing you moments from this weekend that caught our eye. From Mohamed Salah's explosive pace to Jose Mourinho's ever-youthful spirit, here are 11 highlights from Friday through Sunday.

Mohamed Salah

Salah sprinted away like a sprinter in his prime, completing a hat-trick with the speed of Usain Bolt.

Jose Mourinho

He remains the oldest teenager in football, showing youthful energy at the press conference where he presented two photos of what he claimed were two clear red cards.

Liam Rosenior

After months of criticism, Rosenior showed respect by celebrating defiantly in front of Strasbourg fans who had chanted against him following Paris FC’s 2-1 victory.

Brian Brobbey

Brobbey is quickly becoming a favorite and joined an exclusive club after his recent performances.

Raphinha

Known for his goals, Raphinha also stunned everyone with a dribble so sharp it even threw off the cameraman chasing the action.

Michael Olise

Olise delivered his first hat-trick for Bayern Munich, marking a memorable moment for the French talent.

Manuel Neuer

At 40 years old, Neuer still stands out as one of the boldest goalkeepers around.

Andros Townsend

Townsend escaped injury after an accident during warm-up before PT Prachup’s match, managing to play a minute in their 3-0 win despite the scare.

Dinos Mavropanos

Mavropanos made his mark by scoring a crucial equalizer for West Ham, proving himself as a defender who can change the game.

Burnley Goalkeeper

Burnley conceded a last-minute equalizer due to poor angles from the keeper, leaving the team at the bottom of the Championship.

Miguel Borja

Borja showed off with an incredible bicycle kick goal during El Clásico de México.

Summary of Key Moments

• Mohamed Salah: Hat-trick sprint finish
• Jose Mourinho: Presented photos of two red cards
• Liam Rosenior: Celebrated defiantly against Strasbourg fans
• Brian Brobbey: Joined an exclusive club with strong performances
• Raphinha: Stunning dribble that surprised the cameraman
• Michael Olise: First hat-trick for Bayern Munich
• Manuel Neuer: Still bold at 40 years old
• Andros Townsend: Minor accident but played in a 3-0 win
• Dinos Mavropanos: Crucial equalizer for West Ham
• Burnley Keeper: Gave up a 90+3 minute equalizer
• Miguel Borja: Bicycle kick goal in El Clásico de México