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Published 23:41 6 Dec 2015 GMT

Suarez has since admitted that he trod on the player, but denies that there was any malice behind it.
“I trod on him without meaning to," Suarez said. “A similar thing happened to me couple of weeks ago, also unintentionally. These things happen on the pitch. The stamp was unintentional and I’ve already apologised [to Abdennour]."
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