Uruguay striker Luis Suarez bites again

The referee expelled Italian player Claudio Marchisio and instead ignored a bite of Luis Suarez in a crucial FIFA world cup match between Italy and Uruguay. Italy lost the match by one goal. Apparently referee did not judge the biting action even though he gave a free kick against Uruguay. The disciplinary committee of FIFA will review the action of the Uruguay striker and if found guilty can face suspension of two matches. ” He bit me, and I have the mark on the left shoulder,” said the Italian defender, upset with the referee: ” He deserved the red card expulsion, much more was at stake in  game.”

Luis Suarez has been involved in similar incidents in his career. Thus, in 2010, he was described as the “Cannibal of Ajax” after biting Bakkal, PSV Eindhoven. The striker was then sentenced to seven games in the Netherlands. Two seasons ago he returned to bite a player, Ivanovic, Chelsea defender in a match of the Premier, and received a sentence of 10 games.

“Uruguay’s players have always been very passionate,” coach Tabarez insisted, ” and the goal has filled us with pride.” The Uruguayan coach attempted to remove transcendence, on the other hand, the bite of Luis Suárez: “I would go back to looking at pictures because I have not seen action. I do not know what’s happened. The referee did not see anything. I will not comment further. There are many significant things in a game. And I will not allow anyone to speak for me, a favorite of certain media issues. It has long generated an atmosphere on the player. It was sanctioned and promised to give another image. “

Tabarez finally said that if FIFA suspends Luis Suarez, he will be replaced by another, ” as has happened before.” The striker, who had surgery a month ago, did not play against Costa Rica, Uruguay lost that match, and he played against England which Uruguay won by two goals thanks to the Liverpool striker. Various clubs in Europe are fighting to sign him.

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