It has been five years since former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez infamously bit Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini during the 2014 World Cup.
And the striker, who received a four-month ban for the incident, has once again demonstrated the lengths he will go to in the pursuit of victory.
During Uruguay's Copa America win over Chile, the Barcelona forward bizarrely claimed the goalkeeper had handled the ball inside his own area.
In an attempt to break the deadlock Suarez had his near-post shot saved by the Chilean No.1, Gabriel Arias.
Instinct took over the Uruguayan, who raised his arm dramatically in the air appealing for a penalty as his strike bundled out for a corner.
Huge congratulations to Luis Suarez for reaching peak Luis Suarez, appealing for handball from a goalkeeper. pic.twitter.com/Isvv4Xo8n3
— FourFourTwo ⚽️ (@FourFourTwo) 25 June 2019
Liverpool were on the receiving end of a determined Suarez during their Champions League semi-final showdown last month.
And fans have reacted to his latest stunt, one wrote: "That's the level of the man now, desperate to win anything."
The 4-0 beating at Anfield broke him.
— Simon Goodman (@simong0808) 25 June 2019
That’s the level of the man now,desperate to win anything
— Danny (@6Dan7) 25 June 2019
Last time i checked gk allowed to do that
— michael horsman (@mickylove22) 25 June 2019
Are you serious?? This is Suarez
— Antoninho Soto (@9nininho) 25 June 2019
There was also another incident during Uruguay's 1-0 triumph when Suarez seemingly called for a Chile player to be booked after he tackled an onrushing pitch invader.
Actually I take that last tweet back - Luis Suarez calling for a card after an opponent kicked a fan running on the field is the most Luis Suarez-thing he’s ever done pic.twitter.com/G93sFp5a3R
— Yu (@YucciMane) 25 June 2019
Uruguay will now face Peru in the Copa America quarter-finals stage on Saturday.
