Luis Suarez booked for trying to peek at VAR monitor in Atletico Madrid draw with Lokomotiv Moscow
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Updated 03/11/2020 at 22:56 GMT
Biting, blatant handballs, and now trying to sneak a look at the VAR monitor. Luis Suarez found a new way to earn himself a booking on Tuesday as he wandered off the pitch and tried to look over the referee's shoulder as he watched a penalty incident during Atletico Madrid's draw with Lokomotiv Moscow.
Luis Suarez was booked for trying to get a look at the VAR monitor
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Luis Suarez was shown a yellow card for trying to get a sneaky look at the VAR monitor during Atletico Madrid’s Champions League draw with Lokomotiv Moscow.
With Atletico leading 1-0 in Moscow, the referee went to check the monitor to see if Hector Herrera had handled the ball in the penalty area.
While he was watching the incident, Suarez walked off the pitch and tried to get a peek.
Although he didn’t go into the dotted lines around the VAR screen, he was booked by the referee, who then gave a penalty to the home side.
Suarez has previously courted controversy for biting opponents, being a generally combative player, and a diving save on the line during the 2010 World Cup that denied Ghana a place in the semi-finals.
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