Luis Suarez bites Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay vs Italy. FIFA opens investigation

FIFA is set to open an investigation after the Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez bit the shoulder of the Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini during Tuesday’s World Cup match that was claimed 1-0 by the South Americans on a late goal by Diego Godin.

“FIFA will open an investigation into this case. The referees will be questioned and all the necessary elements will be considered in order to make the right decision,” said the International Football Federation, according to AFP.

In the minute 80 of the group D soccer dispute between Uruguay and Italy, Luis Suarez bit the shoulder of Giorgio Chiellini who then partially pulled his t-shirt off to show the bite mark.

Suarez’ action, which was left unsanctioned by the central referee, may trigger instead a suspension from FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee that can use TV images to prove the purported attack.

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In 2010, when joining Ajax Amsterdam, Suarez was suspended seven games in the Dutch championship for biting PSV Eindhoven’s player Othman Bakkal. At that time, the Uruguayan was then nicknamed the “Cannibal of Ajax”.

In England, he was suspended for a bite on Branislav Ivanovich (Chelsea).

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