Anyone who has followed Luis Suárez’s career, or has only seen a few matches with the Uruguay national team, or Liverpool or Barcelona in the last ten years, knows that Suárez is one of the greatest of his age. In other words, his best attacker and his biggest ratter – his name is usually mentioned on the same page with the Portuguese Pepe and Sergio Ramos. Of course, while the latter two tend to target ankles and shins, Suárez prefers to prepare his opponents in the head with his various games. Or he will bite them – the Uruguayan has sunk his teeth into at least three players during his career.
That’s why Sunday night’s Grémio-Cruzeiro meeting is so entertaining. The 36-year-old Uruguayan striker is currently in charge of the Brazilian Grémio team, and in this match, his own weapon was turned against him. Coincidentally, at the end of the extra time of the first half, Suárez fell so hard on the halfway line, near the sideline, that even his shoe slipped off his heel, and then sitting on the ground he was hysterical about why he didn’t get at least a free kick, but rather a yellow card for his opponent. He even managed to kick his shoe off his feet during the great wailing to make his problem even more noticeable, but this did not affect the referee, and Cruzeiro took the throw-in and the game continued.
A few seconds later, Suárez was still sitting on the ground with half a pair of shoes on. And Marlon, the Cruzeiro player, got bored of this and simply threw the other shoe away. This must have been a sudden cure for the Uruguayan, because he immediately jumped up and went to the referee in half a pair of shoes to complain about his opponent, and here a scene similar to a playground argument began, probably the he was is in It was not me with intense use of expressions. In the end, the referee rewarded Marlon with a yellow card for throwing his shoe, and Grémio won the match 3–0.
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2023-08-28 10:36:00
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