The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Arsenal Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Mohamed Salah has made light of his success in winning a second straight Golden Boot title after beating Harry Kane to the award last season. This year, the Liverpool forward shared the honour with his teammate Sadio Mane and Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. All three players ended the Premier League season with 22 league goals, and in accordance with the competition's rules they each received a Golden Boot trophy to mark their achievements. However, after picking up the gong last year, the Egyptian took to Twitter to find some humour in his win shortly after seeing Manchester City win the Premier League title ahead of Liverpool. In a caption to a picture of Salah with his daughter on the pitch at Anfield, the forward's official social media account joked that the family already had one Golden Boot from his 2018 success. “Yes, I know we have one at home," read the text. "This is a new one." The 26-year-old was technically part of a title-winning squad in 2015 when he sent away on loan to Fiorentina from Chelsea after playing 30 minutes of Premier League football. He returned to English football in the summer of 2017 and fired the Reds to back-to-back Champions League final appearances. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .<doc-sep>Salah & Mane share Golden Boot with Aubameyang after missing out on Premier League title The Liverpool pair missed out on the crown but ended the 2018-19 campaign at the top of the scoring charts alongside a prolific Arsenal frontman Mohamed Salah will not consider the Golden Boot to be consolation for missing out on the Premier League title, especially as he must share the 2018-19 award with Liverpool team-mate Sadio Mane and Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after seeing them join him on 22 goals. The prolific Egyptian ended his debut campaign at Anfield as the leading marksman in the English top-flight. He netted 32 times last season, while finding the target 44 times across all competitions. An impressive haul of individual awards came his way, with the Golden Boot just one of several added to his collection. Salah has now claimed that prize in successive years, despite drawing a blank on his most recent outing. He held a two-goal advantage over Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero heading into the final day, leaving the race for the Golden Boot wide open. But Liverpool’s most potent attacking weapon was off target in a 2-0 win for the Reds over Wolves, while Aguero – with history when it comes to final day drama - made his mark in City’s title-clinching 4-1 victory at Brighton. Sadio Mane was on target for Jurgen Klopp’s side at Anfield, though, and ended the day with a double in a contest which counted for little in the grand scheme of things. The Senegalese forward briefly offered the Reds title hope, while taking his tally to 22 in what has been a personal-best campaign in front of the net. Aubameyang also hit that mark for Arsenal on the final day during a trip to Burnley, with his brace helping Unai Emery’s side to a 3-1 victory. The Gabonese star has enjoyed a productive first full campaign in north London, despite seeing the Gunners miss out on a top-four finish. Behind those to have reached the fabled 20-goal mark, Jamie Vardy leads the way. The Leicester striker has retired from England duty to concentrate on his club commitments, and delivered another healthy return of 18 top-flight efforts for the Foxes this term. His former Three Lions team-mate Harry Kane has seen his domestic campaign ended by an ankle injury, but still added another 17 strikes to his stunning tally. Raheem Sterling delivered the same return for Manchester City in a season which has seen him named FWA Player of the Year. Article continues below Eden Hazard, in what may prove to be a farewell campaign at Stamford Bridge, managed 16 efforts for Chelsea, while Callum Wilson hit 14 for Bournemouth. Final Golden Boot standings:<doc-sep>Alisson Becker has won the Premier League Golden Glove award for the highest number of clean sheets this season. The Brazilian recorded 21 shutouts during the 2018-19 campaign, amassing one more than Manchester City's Ederson after the final round of matches. He is the first Liverpool player to win the accolade since Pepe Reina did in 2007-08 and achieved the feat in his debut season in the division.<doc-sep>Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang joined Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane as joint top scorers in the league in Arsenal's 3-1 win at Burnley. (2:07) Arsenal finished the season with a 3-1 victory over Burnley to ensure they finished above Manchester United in fifth place. A double from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang gave the Gunners control of the game, before Ashley Barnes pulled one back. However, Eddie Nketiah set the seal on the victory in stoppage time with his first career Premier League goal. - When are next season's Premier League fixtures revealed? Positives Aubameyang will be delighted that his brace meant that he was jointly awarded the Golden Boot with Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane. It capped a fantastic week for the striker, who scored five goals in the space of four days. Unai Emery will have been encouraged by the contributions of the youthful pair of Joe Willock and Eddie Nketiah, who both showed they are players of considerable promise. Negatives Ultimately this is a frustrating day for Arsenal. They finish just a single point off Spurs and the top four, and were it not for their dismal recent run they would easily have qualified for the Champions League. Aubameyang might also reflect on the missed penalty in the North London derby that arguably cost Arsenal the chance to finish above their rivals. Manager rating out of 10 7 -- Emery struck a good balance between rotation and consistency, fielding a strong enough side to get a positive result while also resting several key players for the Europa League final. Player ratings (1-10; 10 = best. Players introduced after 70 minutes get no rating) GK Bernd Leno, 7 -- The goalkeeper was involved in a gamelong tussle with Barnes, and largely had the better of it. His footwork was immaculate -- and one wonders whether that will have given Emery any pause for thought about his choice for the Europa League final. DF Stephan Lichtsteiner, 6 -- This was surely Lichtsteiner's final appearance in an Arsenal shirt. Given his age he was always a somewhat strange signing, and he'll presumably be released this summer. As it goes, this was one of his steadier displays. DF Shkodran Mustafi, 6 -- The much-maligned German made a brilliant first-half block to deny Matthew Lowton. However, he arguably allowed Barnes to evade him too easily at the near post when he brought Burnley back into the game. DF Konstantinos Mavropanos, 5 -- Arsenal's senior centre-halves are so poor that the fans can't help but invest their hopes in the potential of this young Greek defender. However, recent outings have suggested he is still some way short of the required level to start regularly in the Premier League. After a shaky start to this game, he was substituted with a first-half injury. DF Nacho Monreal, 6 -- Arsenal's captain on the day looked comfortable in his customary role as a left-back in a back four. Emery has historically preferred using a back four at his other clubs, so one would expect Arsenal to revert that system permanently next season. MF Matteo Guendouzi, 8 -- This felt like a good day for Guendouzi's development. It was an intense physical battle, yet he stood up to the challenge and emerged as the game's most influential midfield player. MF Mohamed Elneny, 7 -- This might have been an Arsenal farewell for Elneny, who has never really looked like being part of Emery's plans this season. This was a typical Elneny display: solid but unspectacular. MF Henrikh Mkhitaryan, 6 -- With debate surrounding whether or not Mkhitaryan will travel to Baku for the Europa League Final, this was not a performance that suggested Arsenal will particularly miss him if he fails to make the trip. MF Joe Willock, 7 -- On his first Premier League start, Willock produced an assured display. He's had a fantastic campaign with the Under-23 side, so it'll be interesting to see if Emery considers him part of the first team next season. MF Alex Iwobi, 8 -- After a quiet first half, Iwobi really grew into the game and became a constant threat down Arsenal's left flank. His assist for Aubameyang's second goal was a rare example of the Nigerian showing a cool head in the opponent's penalty area. FW Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, 8 -- Arsenal's midweek hat trick hero began this game chasing the Golden Boot, and almost made a fantastic start when his header hit the angle of the post and bar. It was no surprise when it was the Gabon international who capitalised on a loose back pass to race clear and give Arsenal the lead. He pulled level with Salah when he smashed home Iwobi's cross -- and probably ought to have finished with a hat trick. Substitutes DF Laurent Koscielny, 6 -- Introduced for Mavropanos (34) and survived an injury scare to come through the game unscathed. FW Eddie Nketiah, 7 -- Introduced for Willock (62) and grabbed his first Premier League goal late on.<doc-sep>
Egypt international Mohamed Salah has won the Premier League Golden Boot for the second successive year after netting 22 league goals. The Liverpool winger will share the award with his teammate Sadio Mane and Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who also finished on 22 goals for the campaign. Salah entered the final day, leading the Golden Boot race with 22 goals, two more than Sergio Aguero, Mane, and Aubameyang, however, he failed to find the net against Wolves. On the contrary, Senegal’s Sadio Mane bagged a brace as he earned Liverpool a 2-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at home, which was not enough to clinch the Premier League title. Despite scoring only once and missing out on the Golden Boot award, Man City forward Sergio Aguero will be the happiest out of the four players, as his side managed to win the Premier League for the sixth time in their history. Man City were 1-0 down against Brighton at the Falmer Stadium, before Aguero scored the equaliser, and then goals from Laporte, Mahrez, and Gündoğan, secured the league title. Away from the title decisive games, Gabon and Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang helped the Gunners to an away 3-1 victory over Burnley, scoring a brace. Aubameyang opened the scoreline after 52 minutes, before doubling his side’s lead 11 minutes later to win the Golden Boot award in his first full Premier League season. It’s first time in history that three African players share the Golden Boot award, and the only third time that three players share the award. Salah also now becomes the only third African player to win the Golden Boot in back-to-back seasons in Europe’s top five leagues alongside Tony Yeboah with Frankfurt in 1993 and 1994 and Barcelona legend Samuel Eto’o, who won it with the Catalan giants in 2005 and 2006.