Suarez bids to save Pool career

Luis Suarez last night made a grovelling public apology in a bid to rescue his Liverpool career after he bit opponent Branislav Ivanovic during a 2-2 draw against Chelsea and was labelled an embarrassment to the club by Anfield legend Graeme Souness.

The FA has already vowed to review video evidence of the incident, which was missed by referee Kevin Friend, and although the Uruguayan scored a 97th minute equaliser for his side to end the match a hero, he now faces the possibility of serious sanctions from both his club and the football authorities.

Only last year he served an eight-match ban for racially abusing Manchester United’s Patrice Evra, an incident he exacerbated by refusing to shake the Frenchman’s hand at Old Trafford some months later.