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Luis Suarez first gave a glimpse of his dark side aged 15, when he was sent off for head-butting a referee and breaking the official’s nose. Since then, the striker has scored goals — and courted controversy — where ever he plays . . .
February 2007: Sent off for dissent on his Uruguay debut against Colombia.
November 2007: Internal suspension at Ajax for half-time bust-up with team-mate Albert Luque.
July 2010: Deliberately handled a header from Ghana’s Dominic Adiyiah to prevent a goal at World Cup finals in South Africa to help Uruguay into the semi-finals.
November 2010: Handed a seven-match ban for biting PSV Eindhoven midfielder Otman Bakkal.
October 2011: Sees red in Merseyside derby for tackle on Everton’s Jack Rodwell.
October 2011: Found guilty of racially abusing Patrice Evra (above) and handed eight-game ban.
December 2011: Given a one-match ban for offensive gesture towards Fulham fans.
February 2012: Infamously refuses to shake hands with Evra at Old Trafford.
October 2012: Dives in front of David Moyes to celebrate a goal after the Everton manager had accused him of diving.
March 2013: Appears to punch Chile defender Gonzalo Jara on the chin during a World Cup qualifier.
Yesterday: Bites the arm of Branislav Ivanovic during the 2-2 draw at Anfield but the incident is not spotted by referee Kevin Friend.