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Suarez open to repeating his World Cup handball to win against Everton

Last Updated: Saturday, April 14, 2012, 16:53
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Suarez open to repeating his World Cup handball to win against EvertonLondon: Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has said he won’t have any qualms in repeating his shameful World Cup handball at Wembley against Everton on Saturday in their FA Cup semifinal clash.

The Argentinean striker saw a straight red card for handling the ball on the line in the last minute of the 2010 quarterfinal clash against with Ghana.


It helped Uruguay reach the last four, and Suarez says he won’t mind employing the same tactics against their bitter rivals Everton.

“The sacrifice I made was because it was so important for Uruguay to make the semi-finals. Now I want to win this semi-final,” a daily quoted Suarez, as saying.

“It will take an enormous effort but I am dedicated to the team. If I am obliged to stop a ball in the last minute and we win, then I will repeat the action,” he added.


“Success for Liverpool is more important to me than anything else. But I do hope there is no drama like this for me,” he said.

ANI


First Published: Saturday, April 14, 2012, 16:53


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